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Change N/A Cells to 0

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Change N/A Cells to 0

Hello,

I have some cells with the following formula :
=INDEX($A$3:$V$3;EQUIV(C7;$A$2:$V$2;0))

They produce a result #N/A
How can I make sure that the result is 0 as opposed to #N/A please?

Thank you.
Kind Regards,

Philippe

RE: Change N/A Cells to 0

Hi Philippe,

Thank you for the forum question.

Try:


=SIERREUR(INDEX($A$3:$V$3;EQUIV(C7;$A$2:$V$2;0)),0)




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RE: Change N/A Cells to 0

Great. Thank you Jens.

 

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