If statement within Hlookup

CFSbookkeeper

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I've run into a problem. In my Package Table tab, some times I will want to return 5 products, sometimes only 3 (depending on how many items make up the package). Where and how do I put in an if statement to not fill in anything if B$6 & B$7 thru V$6 & V$7 (in the Package Table) don't have values?

=HLOOKUP(B$12,'Package Table'!B$2:V$7,ROWS(C$12:C12)+<WBR>­1,0)

Or maybe there is a better way to do this?
 

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