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I am using the following formula =IF(ISBLANK(C5),"",LOOKUP(C5,$M$47:$M$80,$N$47:$N$80)). Works good except on the cells that are blank I get #N/A. For example if I point the formula to c6 and it blank it returns the error.
Thank for helping.
I am using the following formula =IF(ISBLANK(C5),"",LOOKUP(C5,$M$47:$M$80,$N$47:$N$80)). Works good except on the cells that are blank I get #N/A. For example if I point the formula to c6 and it blank it returns the error.
Thank for helping.
keep your cursor on the c6 and press delete. there may some unseen values in this cell
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Maybe try...
=IF(ISNA(LOOKUP(C5,$M$47:$M$80,$N$47:$N$80)),"",LOOKUP(C5,$M$47:$M$80,$N$47:$N$80))
HTH
Regards, Jeff
No hidden values but I do have a formula, the result of the formula is nothing (a blank cell).
Works great, thank for helping.
You're welcome and glad it worked for you
For the sake of explanation...Originally Posted by dcoleman5
ISBLANK treats Null Strings ("") as non-blank (ie FALSE), COUNTBLANK does not ... a true Blank is a cell devoid of all content, a Null String is a 0 Length Text string.
Another method of the same would be:
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