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Excel: replace Vlookup #N/A with 0 2

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RachieD

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Hi - can you please advise how I can amend my formula to replace my vlookup #N/A errors with 0.

Formula is

=VLOOKUP(A7,ProductPivot!$A$3:$B$500,2,FALSE)

I need to sum the results.

TIA

RachieD
 
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You use IF(ISNA like this:
Code: 
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A7,ProductPivot!$A$3:$B$500,2,FALSE)),0,VLOOKUP(A7,ProductPivot!$A$3:$B$500,2,FALSE))


Cheers, Glenn.

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Perfect - thanks a million Glenn!! I've given you a star!

Cheers
RachieD
 
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