#N/A result when using INDEX, MATCH

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When using Index and Match to do a lookup, if there is no match the returned value is #N/A. Is there a way to force the no-match return to be blank or zero?
 

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On 2002-04-18 09:41, heddens wrote:
When using Index and Match to do a lookup, if there is no match the returned value is #N/A. Is there a way to force the no-match return to be blank or zero?

=IF(COUNTIF(match-range,lookup-value),INDEX(index-range,MATCH(lookup-value,match-range,0)),0)
 
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