IFERROR for VLookup
Hi,
My understanding of formulas is very limited.
I have a basic Vlookup and I want the #NOMATCH to instead show as a '0' or an 'X' symbol (given I am using the tick, hold, x symbols).
My current Vlookup is =VLOOKUP([UNIT CODE]@row, {CPA Marking list Range 1}, 10, false). Can someone help amend this so the outcome of #NOMATCH will show as a '0' or 'X' symbol.
Many thanks,
Matthew
Best Answer
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I hope you are doing well
According to your requirements you can use this formula & if you will need “0” place of any error use this one
=IFERROR(VLOOKUP([UNIT CODE]@row, {CPA Marking list Range 1}, 10,false),"0")
If you will need “X” place of any error, use this one
=IFERROR(VLOOKUP([UNIT CODE]@row, {CPA Marking list Range 1}, 10,false),"X")
I hope this will help you, Have a Good Day.
Thanks
Shubham Umale, Smartsheet Engineer, Ignatiuz Software
Answers
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I hope you are doing well
According to your requirements you can use this formula & if you will need “0” place of any error use this one
=IFERROR(VLOOKUP([UNIT CODE]@row, {CPA Marking list Range 1}, 10,false),"0")
If you will need “X” place of any error, use this one
=IFERROR(VLOOKUP([UNIT CODE]@row, {CPA Marking list Range 1}, 10,false),"X")
I hope this will help you, Have a Good Day.
Thanks
Shubham Umale, Smartsheet Engineer, Ignatiuz Software
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Hi Shubham,
Thank you very much for your help with this. The IFERROR formula works perfectly.
Cheers,
Matt
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