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Any advice as to why the below formula isn't working? My goal is supposed to return a "1" if the vlookup identifier is not found (ISNA) & add a 1 to the cell IF the identifier is found (IF, +1).

Any advice? I've pasted what I am working on below

Code:
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(C[-2],'[PBDunkAcc.xlsx]Merrill Accounts'!C3:C5,3,FALSE),"1",VLOOKUP(C[-2],'[PBDunkAcc.xlsx]Merrill Accounts'!C3:C5,3,FALSE))+1,1)

The code that works for me but only adds 1 to the identifier is found is below, in addition to that if the identifier ISNT found I want the #N/A to be 1

Code:
=IF(VLOOKUP(C[-2],'[PBDunkAcc.xlsx]Merrill Accounts'!C3:C5,3,FALSE),VLOOKUP(C[-2],'[PBDunkAcc.xlsx]Merrill Accounts'!C3:C5,3,FALSE)+1,1)
 

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=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(C[-2],'[PBDunkAcc.xlsx]Merrill Accounts'!C3:C5,3,FALSE)),""1"",VLOOKUP(C[-2],'[PBDunkAcc.xlsx]Merrill Accounts'!C3:C5,3,FALSE)+1)
 
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That returns a 1 for every cell, regardless if the identifier is found... I need to it perform 2 arguments.

-If Identifier is present in Column (C[-2]) then return the number +1-This works with the original code
-If Identifier is not present, then return a "1" & NOT #N/A--Original & new code, doesn't work, returns 1 for every cell
 
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What does it do if you just have this

=VLOOKUP(C[-2],'[PBDunkAcc.xlsx]Merrill Accounts'!C3:C5,3,FALSE)+1

I know you'll get #N/A when the identifier is not found in the column (this is troubleshooting, not proposed solution)
But what does it do for the rows that do not return #N/A ?
 
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That returns #N/A for all cells in Column E
That pretty much means none of the identifiers (C[-2]) exist in column 3.
And explains why the previous formula returned 1 for every row.

Check for exact spelling and extra spaces.
 
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