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Remove #N/A Error Result from Empty VLOOKUP() Formulas
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This video tutorial will show you how to remove the #N/A error that results in a cell with a VLOOKUP() formula that has no corresponding value. This uses a simple IF formula to simply leave a cell blank if there is no VLOOKUP() value for the cell. This will teach you how to include a VLOOKUP() formula within an IF statement to remove the #N/A value.
Topics Covered
 Remove the #N/A Error from Empty VLOOKUP() Formulas  Use a VLOOKUP() Function within an IF Statement  ISNA() Function
Difficulty: Intermediate
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End With
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Hello,
Sorry for bugging you guys but I have a quick problem. I have a list of words which consists of words. I want to search for a particular word from this list and when the word isnt found, I want an output of an empty space in the cell (" "). Below is what I have
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I need some help on this formula:
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It works fine, but most of the time there won't be any data in the 2nd column of the lookup range and I would like the result to be blank in such instances. How can I accomplish this?
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