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I have a vlookup that works just fine as long as I have a result. However I am getting the N/A when my vlookup does not find a match. How can I tweak the formula to give me 0.00 as my result
I have a vlookup that works just fine as long as I have a result. However I am getting the N/A when my vlookup does not find a match. How can I tweak the formula to give me 0.00 as my result
Last edited by ice; 03-08-2010 at 05:45 PM.
=if(isna(vlookup()),0,vlookup())
fill in the blanks with your vlookup...
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use the iserror function.Originally Posted by ice
example =if(iserror(vlookup(a1,data,2,false),"0.00",vlookup(a1,data,2,false))
You might not want to use quotes around the 0.00 (this makes it text) and instead use just 0 and then format the cell to number with 2 decimals..
Also, using ISERROR may hide legitimate errors that you might want to look into..
ice= MS Office Version:2007 ?
iferror(vlookup(a1,range,2,false),0) cell formatted number 2 dec places perhaps
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