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    Re: Using vlookup and if/then statements for multiple tables

    I actually am not using Excel 2010, but 2003. I tried wrapping the whole formula in "ISNA" instead of "IFERROR" and I get "True" or "False" instead of "Not NTS" or "Category 1" or "Category 2." How can Excel 2003 to just tell me what I originally asked for i.e. "Cat 1", "Cat 2", or "Not NTS", instead of "True" or "False"?

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    Re: Using vlookup and if/then statements for multiple tables

    Hi,

    It's a bit messy but you need to wrap the formula as follows

    =IF(ISERROR(original_formula),"Not NTS",original_formula)

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