I know that putting a "False" at the end of a VLookup will return a "#NA" when it can't find a match, but is there a way for it to return a zero("0") instead? I have been fooling with IF(VLookup( for a while to no avail.
OR, is there a way to SUM a group of numbers where "#NA" may be one of those numbers.
Either would solve my problem.
Cheers!
=if(iserr(vlookup(Your criteria)),0,vlookup(yourcriteria))
Try the above.
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I think this will do nicely. Thank you.
Actually, now that I try some basic etc:
=IF(ISERR(g22),0,1)
It should return a 0, since g22 is "#NA", but it returns a 1 instead. Did I miss an understanding of this function?
Okay, I would then try the ISNA function instead of IsERR
http://www.techonthenet.com/excel/formulas/isna.php
Bingo, thank you sir.
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