Add IF Error statement to remove #N/A

Livin404

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  1. 365
  2. 2019
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  1. Windows
Greetings,

Fluff from this group help me out greatly by providing this formula
Excel Formula:
=INDEX($G$5:$G$40,MATCH($A52,$A$5:$A$40,0)+COLUMNS($B52:B52))
. I would like to add an "If error", so I can get a 0 rather than an #NA. I think a zero suppose to go somewhere at the end of the formula. I don't want to ruin the formula already provided for me.

Thank you, so much!
 

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Excel Formula:
=ifna(INDEX($G$5:$G$40,MATCH($A52,$A$5:$A$40,0)+COLUMNS($B52:B52)),0)
 
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