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    Conditional Formatting

    Hello,

    I was hoping to use conditional formatting to make a vlookup function that returns an #N/A turn red.

    Thanks

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    Select the cell you want to appy the Conditional Formatting to and click Format>Conditional Formatting...

    for Condition 1 select Formula Is: and enter this:

    =ISNA($A$1)

    Click Format and pick your color on the Font tab (or fill color from the Patterns tab) and click OK twice...

    Of course adjust the cell reference $A$1 to meet your needs...

    Does that work for you?

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    Conditional Formatting

    No it is not working. Any other ideas?

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    Trust me, if you followed my instructions, it WILL work. Are you sure your cell is returning a true #N/A result? Did you adjust the cell reference from $A$1 to the cell that has the VLOOKUP FORMULA?

    What is your VLOOKUP formula?

    Are you applying the CF to the cell with the VLOOKUP formula?

    More details, please.

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    I stand corrected. Worked like a charm. Thanks for all your help.

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