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Trouble Hiding #N/A

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    Unhappy Trouble Hiding #N/A

    I have an instance where #N/A appears and I cannot seem to figure out how to hide it. I have been using this formula:

    =IF(ERROR.TYPE(K6),"error","no error")
    or
    =IF(ERROR.TYPE(K6)=7,"error","no error")

    If K6=#N/A the result is "error"
    but if K6 != #N/A it should print "no error", but the result is #N/A

    Why is this? How can I make "no error" print?

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    Try

    =IF(ISNA(K6),"error","no error")
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    Talking Thank you!

    Thanks! It worked

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