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    Tarique
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    vlookup or #N/A

    I have designed a sales tracking worksheet which I assigned a specific
    numbers to distributors. In an other sheet I copy the sale and vlookup
    function just look up the data and display on specific cells. But the problem
    is that if any distributor have no sale on particular date. Cell displayed
    the error message "#N/A". This means that I first to delete all cells value
    which contains that error and then I able to see the total sales.
    I used this function with if command to prevent this error but in vain.
    Anybody please help me to overcome this situation.

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    Max
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    Re: vlookup or #N/A

    Try an IF(ISNA(...), .. error trap, set to return a zero* if TRUE
    Eg, something like: =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(...)),0,VLOOKUP(...))

    *so that downstream calcs can proceed unaffected
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    Max
    Singapore
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    xdemechanik
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    "Tarique" wrote:
    > I have designed a sales tracking worksheet which I assigned a specific
    > numbers to distributors. In an other sheet I copy the sale and vlookup
    > function just look up the data and display on specific cells. But the problem
    > is that if any distributor have no sale on particular date. Cell displayed
    > the error message "#N/A". This means that I first to delete all cells value
    > which contains that error and then I able to see the total sales.
    > I used this function with if command to prevent this error but in vain.
    > Anybody please help me to overcome this situation.


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