Change #N/A to 0

berty2000

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Hi guys

I'm doing a index/match search on several cells with formula, but those that are empty it returns a #N/A what can I add to the formula to return a 0 instead.

=INDEX('Line Matrix'!A4:A72,MATCH(D3,'Line Matrix'!B4:B72,0))

I don't want to do a conditional formatting to hide it, not sure if it is using =IFERROR ?
 

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not sure if it is using =IFERROR ?

Yes, using the IFERROR function will do the job:

=IFERROR(INDEX('Line Matrix'!A4:A72,MATCH(D3,'Line Matrix'!B4:B72,0)),0)

HTH

Robert
 
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Thanks both of you, I was just missing the 0 and brackets at the end, thats why i was struggling.
 
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