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#n/a Formula check.

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    #n/a Formula check.

    Hi,

    could someone please help me. i have writen the following formula. It works fine but cel still have #n/a and want them to be blank.

    IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(C309,'Consumables Codes'!$B$1:$F$200,5,FALSE)),VLOOKUP(C309,'Consumables Codes'!$C$1:$F$200,4,FALSE),VLOOKUP(C309,'Consumables Codes'!$B$1:$F$200,5,FALSE))

    i belive i have not inserted (=true, " ", ) some in this formula but not sure where it goes.

    Many thanks in advance

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    Re: #n/a Formula check.

    One approach

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    #n/a issue.

    Hi

    could you help me correct #n/a "consumable in AM rack sheet"

    password is consumables
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    Re: #n/a issue.

    Hi

    This formula is proabably a long winded way of doing it but it works for me.

    Eg for Cell D308

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    Re: #n/a Formula check.

    Do not post duplicate threads - this is against Rule 5 of our forum rules. I have merged your two threads.

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    Re: #n/a Formula check.

    =IF(AND(ISNA(MATCH(C5,'Consumables Codes'!B:B,0)),ISNA(MATCH(C5,'Consumables Codes'!C:C,0))),"",IF(ISNA(MATCH(C5,'Consumables Codes'!B:B,0)),VLOOKUP(C5,'Consumables Codes'!C:F,4,FALSE),VLOOKUP(C5,'Consumables Codes'!B:F,5,FALSE)))
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