Using IFERROR Function to return a blank cell or 0 quantity

tl17339

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I appreciate anyone's help on this. If this VLOOKUP statement returns a "#N/A" error, I would prefer the cell to be displayed blank, or return a zero. How do I use the IFERROR function to accomplish this? Thanks - Tom

=VLOOKUP(A4,idoc,10,FALSE)
 

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Thank-you very much for the quick reply to my question, it worked perfect and my worksheet is much less cluttered... Much appreciated - Tom
 
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