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September 27th, 2008, 01:56 AM
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Using Vlookup and IF statements to check for blank cells
I neglected to include my formula in the 1st message. Sorry. Here it is:
=VLOOKUP(B4,'Price List'!$A$3:$B$13,2,FALSE) -- Thanks from Salt Spring 
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September 27th, 2008, 03:31 AM
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Using Vlookup and IF statements to check for blank cells
=if(b4="","",VLOOKUP(B4,'Price List'!$A$3:$B$13,2,FALSE))
Koomba wrote: I neglected to include my formula in the 1st message. Sorry. Here it is: =VLOOKUP(B4,'Price List'!$A$3:$B$13,2,FALSE) -- Thanks from Salt Spring -- Dave Peterson
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September 27th, 2008, 03:56 AM
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Dave: that was SIMPLY great. Thanks
-- Thanks from Salt Spring "Dave Peterson" wrote: =if(b4="","",VLOOKUP(B4,'Price List'!$A$3:$B$13,2,FALSE)) Koomba wrote: I neglected to include my formula in the 1st message. Sorry. Here it is: =VLOOKUP(B4,'Price List'!$A$3:$B$13,2,FALSE) -- Thanks from Salt Spring -- Dave Peterson
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September 27th, 2008, 04:29 AM
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Using Vlookup and IF statements to check for blank cells
Hi,
Since you didn't include the first message I'm not sure this will help: =IF(B4,VLOOKUP(B4,'Price List'!$A$3:$B$13,2,0),"") Note - if you name the range in the sheet called Price List, for example PL, then your formula no longer needs a sheet reference, and since range names are absolute by default you don't need the $ signs. So your formula can simplify to: =IF(B4,VLOOKUP(B4,PL,2,0),"") -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "Koomba" wrote: I neglected to include my formula in the 1st message. Sorry. Here it is: =VLOOKUP(B4,'Price List'!$A$3:$B$13,2,FALSE) -- Thanks from Salt Spring
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September 27th, 2008, 03:54 PM
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Using Vlookup and IF statements to check for blank cells
another basic alternative would be
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(B4,'Price List'!$A$3:$B$13,2,FALSE)),"",VLOOKUP(B4,'Price List'!$A$3:$B$13,2,FALSE)) you can have not found by replacing "" with "not found" in the formula. regards, "Koomba" wrote: I neglected to include my formula in the 1st message. Sorry. Here it is: =VLOOKUP(B4,'Price List'!$A$3:$B$13,2,FALSE) -- Thanks from Salt Spring
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