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Get rid of #N/A

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foilprint0

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Hi

I have a row of cells with the following type of formula
=HLOOKUP(F29,HANDI!$C$9:$AF$26,18,TRUE)
when the cells that this refers to has values in it is fine but when they are empty I get #N/A
Is there a way of not having the #
 
just do some error checking:
=if(isna(HLOOKUP(F29,HANDI!$C$9:$AF$26,18,TRUE)),"",HLOOKUP(F29,HANDI!$C$9:$AF$26,18,TRUE))


Rgds, Geoff
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