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#n/a response while using the match/index?
Good afternoon
I am trying to use a match index formula to pull up serial numbers. The problem I am having is that if it doesn't find a match, it is providing an #n/a error. This is of course affecting other formulas. The formula is: =INDEX('Server Inv Refresh'!B10:B950,MATCH('Asset Inventory Sheet'!AK10,'Server Inv Refresh'!O10:O950,FALSE)) Any help I would appreciate it. Thank you |
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#n/a response while using the match/index?
One way:
=if(ISNA(MATCH(...)), "", INDEX(...)) In article , Greg B <Greg wrote: Good afternoon I am trying to use a match index formula to pull up serial numbers. The problem I am having is that if it doesn't find a match, it is providing an #n/a error. This is of course affecting other formulas. The formula is: =INDEX('Server Inv Refresh'!B10:B950,MATCH('Asset Inventory Sheet'!AK10,'Server Inv Refresh'!O10:O950,FALSE)) Any help I would appreciate it. Thank you |
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#n/a response while using the match/index?
What do you want returned when a match isn't found?
This will leave the cell blank: =IF(ISNA(MATCH('Asset Inventory Sheet'!AK10,'Server Inv Refresh'!O10:O950,0)),"",INDEX('Server Inv Refresh'!B10:B950,MATCH('Asset Inventory Sheet'!AK10,'Server Inv Refresh'!O10:O950,0))) Biff "Greg B" <Greg wrote in message ... Good afternoon I am trying to use a match index formula to pull up serial numbers. The problem I am having is that if it doesn't find a match, it is providing an #n/a error. This is of course affecting other formulas. The formula is: =INDEX('Server Inv Refresh'!B10:B950,MATCH('Asset Inventory Sheet'!AK10,'Server Inv Refresh'!O10:O950,FALSE)) Any help I would appreciate it. Thank you |
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