 Re: Empty (NUll) value in cell, not empty string?
I forgot to say, the reason I cannot use a zero in stead of the "" is,
thatzero is one of the possible return values from the VLOOKUP.
Jan
"Jan Kronsell" <kronsell(removebeforesend)@adslhome.dk> skrev i en
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> I have cell (D1) with this formula:
>
> =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(C1,Navne,2,FALSE)),"";VLOOKUP(C1, Navne,2,FALSE))
>
> If C1 is N/A, it returns an empty string. The problem is, you cant
multiply
> an empty string.
>
> So my next formula =D1*10 it gives me a VALUE error. I would like to give
me
> a 0 in stead. I know I can change ti formula to insert a zero instead of
the
> "", but is there other way you can do it? I would like to avouid the
> zero-value in D1.
>
> I know I can make conditonal formatting of D1, or suppress the showing of
> zeros.
>
> Jan
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