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    Changing #NA error to show 0 help

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    i have the following formulas and read about returning #NA errors as 0 but cant seem to figure it out. any help here are the formulas

    =ROUND([@[Hours Reg.]]*[@[reg WD HOURLY]],2)
    =VLOOKUP(C3,$T$7:$U$28,2,0)
    =ROUND([@[Working Due]]+[@[Building Trades]]+[@[Union Dues]],2)


    please and thank you.
    Last edited by Betadog; 04-21-2011 at 02:37 PM.

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    Re: Changing #NA error to show 0 help

    In Excel 2007:

    =IFERROR(ROUND([@[Hours Reg.]]*[@[reg WD HOURLY]],2),0)
    =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(C3,$T$7:$U$28,2,0),0)
    =IFERROR(ROUND([@[Working Due]]+[@[Building Trades]]+[@[Union Dues]],2),0)

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    Re: Changing #NA error to show 0 help

    thank you , worked perfect turns out i just had my brackets a little wrong,

    Thanks again

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