When you add the IF function to the VLOOKUP, the cell remains blank instead of showing an error if your VLOOKUP does not have a value to return. Follow these steps to add an IF function to your VLOOKUP. 1. Click on the VLOOKUP-IF Example sample file. This worksheet shows geography and...
View Full Discussion (7 Replies)Show Parent Replies HansVogelaar MVPMar 14, 2022 PeterK007 None of the part numbers in column B of the Destination sheet match any of the values in the first column of hourly_stock_pl. Use =VLOOKUP(B2,hourly_stock_pl[[p_pn]:[imStock]],2,F...
Click on the “fx” button which is just above column B (see screenshot below). The ‘Insert Function’ window will then show up (also shown in the screenshot below). If the “vlookup function” is already selected, like in the screenshot below, click “ok”. If the “vlookup functio...
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The IFERROR formula wrap tells Excel that if a VLOOKUP formula returns an error to return a blank cell. You could also easily return a zero (0) or another string such as the phrase Not present. The new formula is: =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(A2,C:C,1,FALSE),””) 1. Click cell E2 and ent...
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It just show me this little icon when i drag to make the connection. Dont know if it might be because if i view the detail of these 2 tables in question i cant actually see the column value of CCACC? Message 3 of 6 2,073 Views 0 Reply MalS Resolver III In response to A...
Note that the formula returns an error if C12 is blank. You could modify this approach to specify the column number directly rather than using the MATCH function to find the column which contains the value in C12. Here's a version of the formula that would work if C12 contained the column...
0 Kudos Hi Jeanne, You can use ISNA() function to avoid the 'N/A'. =IF(ISNA(MATCH(BY7,$BW$7:$BW$158,0)),"",1) This case returns value '1' when the particular value matches with the specified array. else it returns blank cell. Hope this helps. Thanks, Sara You must be ...
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