Yes, check for N/A with an If statement, as in:
=if(iserror(your formula),"Incorrect",your formula)
Regards,
Fred.
> Hi All
>
> Is it possible that when a Formula returns a N/A result, can I change this
> to say "Incorrect" r something else of my choice.
>
> cheers
JE McGimpsey - 12 May 2008 05:34 GMT
Not the best way - ISERROR() will mask other errors besides N/A. Better
to use ISNA() instead.
> Yes, check for N/A with an If statement, as in:
>
> =if(iserror(your formula),"Incorrect",your formula)
Rich - 12 May 2008 05:40 GMT
> Yes, check for N/A with an If statement, as in:
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> Thank you
One way:
=IF(ISNA(<your formula>),"incorrect",<your formula>)
> Hi All
>
> Is it possible that when a Formula returns a N/A result, can I change this
> to say "Incorrect" r something else of my choice.
>
> cheers