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Why does IFERROR not handle blanks in # N / A in array formulas?
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Why does IFERROR not handle blanks in # N / A in array formulas?
Try this:
=IFNA(MMULT(A1:B2,A4:B5),"")
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@Ali:
IFERROR actually works for all errors. IFNA is purely for NA errors. just like ISERROR and ISNA. besides, OP is using Excel 2010 if that is still valid in his profile. IFNA started in Excel 2013.
@chief_abound:
i'm not very familiar with MMULT, but why don't you upload a sample file for us to test?
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Yes, I know that!@Ali:
IFERROR actually works for all errors.
I had not looked at the OP's profile - my mistake on the Excel version.
IFNA() & IFERROR() doesn't work in this case
if you want "hide" #N/A use CF
Hi,
IFERROR doesn't work because the error is not returned by the formula itself, it is caused by entering an array formula into a range larger than the resultant array. You either need to correct the entry range or hide the errors using CF as sandy mentioned.
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Hi! sandy666 Thank you
CF --> Does it mean conditional formatting?
I don't see why you need the CF (conditional formatting). Just remove the formula from the cells where it isn't needed. You have a 2x2 array.
Hi! xlnitwit
Thank you so mych!
Thanks for your advice.
Hi AliGW
I just wondered what it means because I don't know what CF is.
I don't plan to use conditional formatting ... I will do what I can on your advice.
Thank you for your reply.
Yes, which is why I put 'conditional formatting' in brackets so that you would know.
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Hi benishiryo
It was solved with the advice of others.
Thank you for your reply.
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