Comments on: Removing #N/A error in Excel using ISNA() http://articles.excelyogi.com/removing-na-error-in-excel-using-isna/2009/02/17/ Analyst Resources Fri, 30 Jul 2010 15:23:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Sai http://articles.excelyogi.com/removing-na-error-in-excel-using-isna/2009/02/17/#comment-193 Sai Sun, 04 Apr 2010 11:59:21 +0000 http://articles.excelyogi.com/?p=259#comment-193 Hello, This is my function IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(AT2,users!A2:B66,2,FALSE)),"NULL",VLOOKUP(AT2,users!A2:B66,2,FALSE)) users is another sheet in the excel, now when I drag this function, I want only AT2 to changes as per the cell but not users!A2:B66 to become users!A3:B67. There are some million records in the other sheet, so I don't get these values right. Can you tell me how to fix this. Thank You Sai Hello,

This is my function
IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(AT2,users!A2:B66,2,FALSE)),”NULL”,VLOOKUP(AT2,users!A2:B66,2,FALSE))
users is another sheet in the excel, now when I drag this function, I want only AT2 to changes as per the cell but not users!A2:B66 to become users!A3:B67. There are some million records in the other sheet, so I don’t get these values right. Can you tell me how to fix this.

Thank You
Sai

]]> By: Sai http://articles.excelyogi.com/removing-na-error-in-excel-using-isna/2009/02/17/#comment-192 Sai Sun, 04 Apr 2010 11:55:02 +0000 http://articles.excelyogi.com/?p=259#comment-192 Hello, This is my function IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(AT2,users!A2:B66,2,FALSE)),"NULL",VLOOKUP(AT2,users!A2:B66,2,FALSE)) Hello,

This is my function
IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(AT2,users!A2:B66,2,FALSE)),”NULL”,VLOOKUP(AT2,users!A2:B66,2,FALSE))

]]> By: Amit http://articles.excelyogi.com/removing-na-error-in-excel-using-isna/2009/02/17/#comment-122 Amit Sat, 14 Mar 2009 13:06:58 +0000 http://articles.excelyogi.com/?p=259#comment-122 Hi, I am in a big problem. I have this code =IF(C10="Distributor-VAT",VLOOKUP(B13,K1:L1000,2,0),IF(C10="Distributor-CST",VLOOKUP(B13,M1:N1000,2,0),IF(C10="Distributor-EW",VLOOKUP(B13,O1:P1000,2,0),IF(C10="Distributor-MH",VLOOKUP(B13,Q1:R1000,2,0),IF(C10="Dealer-VAT",VLOOKUP(B13,S1:T1000,2,0),IF(C10="Dealer-CST",VLOOKUP(B13,U1:V1000,2,0),IF(C10="Dealer-EW",VLOOKUP(B13,W1:X1000,2,0),VLOOKUP(B13,Y1:Z1000,2,0)))))))) This cell already have 7 IF's so I cannot use ISERROR. Any idea how to get #N/A issue sorted. Thanks Amit Please e-mail me the response if you know how to do it @ amit.ganotra@yahoo.com Hi,

I am in a big problem. I have this code

=IF(C10=”Distributor-VAT”,VLOOKUP(B13,K1:L1000,2,0),IF(C10=”Distributor-CST”,VLOOKUP(B13,M1:N1000,2,0),IF(C10=”Distributor-EW”,VLOOKUP(B13,O1:P1000,2,0),IF(C10=”Distributor-MH”,VLOOKUP(B13,Q1:R1000,2,0),IF(C10=”Dealer-VAT”,VLOOKUP(B13,S1:T1000,2,0),IF(C10=”Dealer-CST”,VLOOKUP(B13,U1:V1000,2,0),IF(C10=”Dealer-EW”,VLOOKUP(B13,W1:X1000,2,0),VLOOKUP(B13,Y1:Z1000,2,0))))))))

This cell already have 7 IF’s so I cannot use ISERROR. Any idea how to get #N/A issue sorted.

Thanks
Amit

Please e-mail me the response if you know how to do it @

amit.ganotra@yahoo.com

]]> By: Excel Yogi’s » Blog Archive » #VALUE! Error in Microsoft Excel http://articles.excelyogi.com/removing-na-error-in-excel-using-isna/2009/02/17/#comment-105 Excel Yogi’s » Blog Archive » #VALUE! Error in Microsoft Excel Tue, 03 Mar 2009 21:43:48 +0000 http://articles.excelyogi.com/?p=259#comment-105 [...] #VALUE error is an error that is seen almost as often as #N/A. In short, the VALUE error occurs when a formula refers to a cell that contains a different than [...] [...] #VALUE error is an error that is seen almost as often as #N/A. In short, the VALUE error occurs when a formula refers to a cell that contains a different than [...]

]]> By: Joseph Harris http://articles.excelyogi.com/removing-na-error-in-excel-using-isna/2009/02/17/#comment-96 Joseph Harris Fri, 20 Feb 2009 13:53:50 +0000 http://articles.excelyogi.com/?p=259#comment-96 Sure JP, You can use COUNTA...There are many more methods than that as well. I was attempting to point out what ISNA() can be used for. Your counta formula saves 4 or 5 characters over the ISNA method. Joe Sure JP,
You can use COUNTA…There are many more methods than that as well. I was attempting to point out what ISNA() can be used for. Your counta formula saves 4 or 5 characters over the ISNA method.

Joe

]]> By: JP http://articles.excelyogi.com/removing-na-error-in-excel-using-isna/2009/02/17/#comment-95 JP Fri, 20 Feb 2009 00:14:49 +0000 http://articles.excelyogi.com/?p=259#comment-95 Why not use COUNTA to check if the value is present first, otherwise you are doing VLOOKUP twice? =IF(COUNTA(E4,$A$4:$B$6),VLOOKUP(E4,$A$4:$B$6,2,FALSE),"") Why not use COUNTA to check if the value is present first, otherwise you are doing VLOOKUP twice?

=IF(COUNTA(E4,$A$4:$B$6),VLOOKUP(E4,$A$4:$B$6,2,FALSE),”")

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