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    Again the dreaded #n/a appears

    Because the daily list varies...the formula below I'm been using shows the number of times a particular number has appeared. Obviously, since I won't ever have all 80 numbers I'm getting the dreaded "#N/A".

    I want to eliminate or hide that...

    =INDEX($AH$1:$AH$80,MATCH(BJ1,$AG$1:$AG$80,0))

    Any suggestions on what I need to add to my formula to do this?
    Last edited by khank; 10-04-2012 at 08:29 AM.

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    Re: Again the dreaded #n/a appears

    =iferror(INDEX($AH$1:$AH$80,MATCH(BJ1,$AG$1:$AG$80,0)),"")
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    Re: Again the dreaded #n/a appears

    Hey thanks for the help...some days you can't see the trees for the forest...again thanks.

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    Re: Again the dreaded #n/a appears

    Quote Originally Posted by khank View Post
    Hey thanks for the help...some days you can't see the trees for the forest...again thanks.
    You are welcome.

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    Re: Again the dreaded #n/a appears

    how about =iferror(INDEX($AH$1:$AH$80,MATCH(BJ1,$AG$1:$AG$80,0)) ,"")

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