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Its a easy dumb question.

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    Its a easy dumb question.

    When i have formulas with there criteria not fullfilled, i get the "#N/A". How do i get that to go away?

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    Quote Originally Posted by comotoman
    When i have formulas with there criteria not fullfilled, i get the "#N/A". How do i get that to go away?
    One way ...

    =if(iserror(your_formula)," ",your_formula)

    will take care of this problem of yours.


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    That is correct but...

    you still have an error on your formula...so you know
    Jay at
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    =if(iserror(VLOOKUP(A9,$C$154:$G$680,2,FALSE)," ",VLOOKUP(A9,$C$154:$G$680,2,FALSE)))

    i get an error message base on the " "

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    Please Help!!!

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    Re: Its a easy dumb question.

    Thats
    =IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(A9,$C$154:$G$680,2,FALSE)),"",VLOOKUP(A9,$C$154:$G$680,2,FALSE))
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    > =if(iserror(VLOOKUP(A9,$C$154:$G$680,2,FALSE),"
    > ",VLOOKUP(A9,$C$154:$G$680,2,FALSE)))
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    > i get an error message base on the " "
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    Thank You!

    That did the trick, thank you all for the help!

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    Re: Its a easy dumb question.

    Youre welcome,
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