Not showing #NA on spreadsheet

jaypatel

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Is there a way of showing and calculating #NA on a spreadsheet..... maybe the easiest would be to delete them entirely......

My #NA errors are via vlookup's and the #NA does not affect my calculations other than that the sum total is also #NA

Jay
 

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jaypatel said:
Is there a way of showing and calculating #NA on a spreadsheet..... maybe the easiest would be to delete them entirely......

My #NA errors are via vlookup's and the #NA does not affect my calculations other than that the sum total is also #NA

Jay

Either change your VLOOKUP formula to return 0 or even "" or use:

=SUMIF(Range,"<>#N/A")

where Range houses #N/A's.
 
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