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Trying to eliminate #N/A from VLookup

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    Trying to eliminate #N/A from VLookup

    I am trying to get a formula that does VLookup to place blanks if it errors out. This is wht I am trying to use:

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    This gives and "Application defind or oobject defined error."

    The following code works as a VLookup, but gives #N/A's.

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    Thank you.
    Last edited by nakedbamboo; 03-03-2011 at 01:49 PM.

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    Re: Trying to eliminate #N/A from VLookup

    Try this:

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    Re: Trying to eliminate #N/A from VLookup

    Awesome.Thanks. Those pesky quotation marks are killing me.

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