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    Array Formula #N/A

    Hi,

    Is is possible to replace #N/A with space in the array formula range?

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    Re: Array Formula #N/A

    without seeing what your formula is, and what the references etc are, try using iferror() at the start

    =iferror(your-formula," "
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    Re: Array Formula #N/A

    Or you can try

    =If(Type(your-formula)=16, " ",

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    Re: Array Formula #N/A

    Hi Thanks for the repllies.
    But neither works. What I am trying to do is , lets say I have values in A1:A5 , I want to copy this to D1:D6 using the array formula {=A1:A5}, as A6 is not selected D6 will be #N/A .
    I want such fields to be filled with space instead of #N/A.

    any ideas.

    thanks,
    ravi

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    Re: Array Formula #N/A

    Can you write your formula?

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    Re: Array Formula #N/A

    Hi,
    find the attached sheet with example. Look at the cell D6, any ideas to have a space instead of #N/A is helpful.

    thanks,
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    Re: Array Formula #N/A

    you need to extend your array down to the last row. it is going down to A5, but you also have it in A6

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    Re: Array Formula #N/A

    Hi,
    thanks, that works. However I am trying to keep it deliberately to A5 for a scenario. Trying if there is way to achieve this.

    thanks,
    ravi.

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    Re: Array Formula #N/A

    Either extend formula to =A1:A6 either don't write it in D6

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