The VLOOKUP is returning a zero for cells that are blank ... and I'm guessing the cell is formatted as a date. You need to specifically test if the value is blank. For example, =IF(VLOOKUP(...) = "", "", VLOOKUP(...))
Regards, TMS
The VLOOKUP is returning a zero for cells that are blank ... and I'm guessing the cell is formatted as a date. You need to specifically test if the value is blank. For example, =IF(VLOOKUP(...) = "", "", VLOOKUP(...))
Regards, TMS
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