Removing #N/A from Cell after calculation

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I am just starting to learn about Excel and am working on a spreadsheet, the problem is if the Vlook function doesnt provide a match from B17 and Sheet1!E:I,5,0, #N/A appears which causes an error message in another cell. How do you go about changing the code so it does the same calculation but if there is no match the cell remains empty. Any help appreciated



=IF($G$4>Sheet1!$C$2,"",IF(VLOOKUP(B17,Sheet1!E:I,5,0)="","",VLOOKUP(B17,Sheet1!E:I,5,0)))
 

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I am just starting to learn about Excel and am working on a spreadsheet, the problem is if the Vlook function doesnt provide a match from B17 and Sheet1!E:I,5,0, #N/A appears which causes an error message in another cell. How do you go about changing the code so it does the same calculation but if there is no match the cell remains empty. Any help appreciated



=IF($G$4>Sheet1!$C$2,"",IF(VLOOKUP(B17,Sheet1!E:I,5,0)="","",VLOOKUP(B17,Sheet1!E:I,5,0)))
try editting the "" to " " because this "" means nothing. if theres nothing to answer it will add their own answer. " " this just means if theres a space, or give it a space. im not sure if this is what your looking for though because your question is kinda vague.
 
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try
=IFNA( IF($G$4>Sheet1!$C$2,"",IF(VLOOKUP(B17,Sheet1!E:I,5,0)="","",VLOOKUP(B17,Sheet1!E:I,5,0))) ,"")
or
=IFERROR( IF($G$4>Sheet1!$C$2,"",IF(VLOOKUP(B17,Sheet1!E:I,5,0)="","",VLOOKUP(B17,Sheet1!E:I,5,0))) ,"")
 
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Hi & welcome to MrExcel
How about
=IFERROR(IF($G$4>Sheet1!$C$2,"",VLOOKUP(B17,Sheet1!E:I,5,0)),"")
 
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Cross posted https://www.excelforum.com/excel-ge...-from-cell-after-calculation.html#post5029661

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Thanks for the help. I posted on 2 forums incase I didnt get a reply on one of the forums. I wont cross post again.
 
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