vlookup, but ignore errors if #n/a

Yep -

=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(...)),0,VLOOKUP(...))

--
Regards,
db


"Jess" wrote:

> I have 2 worksheets and I am using the vlookup to pull data from worksheet 2
> for worksheet 1. Then, on worksheet 1, I am using the sum function to add the
> numbers together.
>
> However, there are several cells on worksheet 1 that have #n/a because there
> is no information on worksheet 2 to pull from. This causes an issue with the
> sum function. Is there a way to have these cells change from #n/a to zero or
> null?

try something like this.... I use this one not sure it will work in a
vlookup though

=IF(N(F13),H13-H12,0)

=SUMIF(Range,"<>#N/A")

Jess wrote:
> I have 2 worksheets and I am using the vlookup to pull data from worksheet 2
> for worksheet 1. Then, on worksheet 1, I am using the sum function to add the
> numbers together.
>
> However, there are several cells on worksheet 1 that have #n/a because there
> is no information on worksheet 2 to pull from. This causes an issue with the
> sum function. Is there a way to have these cells change from #n/a to zero or
> null?

I have 2 worksheets and I am using the vlookup to pull data from worksheet 2
for worksheet 1. Then, on worksheet 1, I am using the sum function to add the
numbers together.

However, there are several cells on worksheet 1 that have #n/a because there
is no information on worksheet 2 to pull from. This causes an issue with the
sum function. Is there a way to have these cells change from #n/a to zero or
null?

Yep -

=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(...)),0,VLOOKUP(...))

--
Regards,
db


"Jess" wrote:

> I have 2 worksheets and I am using the vlookup to pull data from worksheet 2
> for worksheet 1. Then, on worksheet 1, I am using the sum function to add the
> numbers together.
>
> However, there are several cells on worksheet 1 that have #n/a because there
> is no information on worksheet 2 to pull from. This causes an issue with the
> sum function. Is there a way to have these cells change from #n/a to zero or
> null?

try something like this.... I use this one not sure it will work in a
vlookup though

=IF(N(F13),H13-H12,0)

=SUMIF(Range,"<>#N/A")

Jess wrote:
> I have 2 worksheets and I am using the vlookup to pull data from worksheet 2
> for worksheet 1. Then, on worksheet 1, I am using the sum function to add the
> numbers together.
>
> However, there are several cells on worksheet 1 that have #n/a because there
> is no information on worksheet 2 to pull from. This causes an issue with the
> sum function. Is there a way to have these cells change from #n/a to zero or
> null?