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Many many thanks to Mr. BadlySpelledBuoy. Now please advise how can I avoid "#N/A" when I put the formula to another cells (see attachment).
Many many thanks to Mr. BadlySpelledBuoy. Now please advise how can I avoid "#N/A" when I put the formula to another cells (see attachment).
You can use ISERROR(). Like
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sktneer
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Thank you, my formula is =INDEX(L$1:L$200,MATCH(C23,K$1:K$200,0)). Would you please advise me how can I put it. Sorry for botheration.
sktneer's instructions were pretty clear....
=IF(iserror(INDEX(L$1:L$200,MATCH(C23,K$1:K$200,0))),"",INDEX(L$1:L$200,MATCH(C23,K$1:K$200,0)))
Last edited by FDibbins; 03-27-2014 at 01:08 AM.
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Ford
Try this.........
=IF(ISERROR(INDEX(L$1:L$200,MATCH(C23,K$1:K$200,0))),"",INDEX(L$1:L$200,MATCH(C23,K$1:K$200,0)))
Thank you both sktneer & FDibbins. You are really great!
I'll remain you,
Bablubg
Glad to help you. Thanks for the feedback.
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