Formula Referencing cell with #N/A

klitton7

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  1. 2019
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I have a formula that I am trying to add additional criteria to.
Current version:
=IF(OR(V1684="UNK",V1684="ZZZZZ","PENDING","")

I want to add criteria that would evaluate cell AC1684. If the formula has returned #N/A, I would like "PENDING" to be the result.

I have tried to write this formula several times -- here is an attempt: =IF(OR(V1684="UNK",V1684="ZZZZZ",V1684="#N/A"),"PENDING","")

Thank you
 

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Hello, would this work for you:

Excel Formula:
=IF(ISNA(V1684),"PENDING",IF(OR(V1684="UNK",V1684="ZZZZZ"),"PENDING",""))
 
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