Remove #N/A Error from INDEX

JTL9161

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I have the following INDEX formula:

=INDEX($AS$140:$AS$155,MATCH($AT158,$AT$140:$AT$155,0))

I am trying to have it return a "0" instead of #N/A.

I think it would be a IFERROR instead but cannot get it right.


Thanks,
James
 

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Instead of IFERROR, try IFNA. That function allows you to determine what happens if the result is #N/A.
 
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How about
Excel Formula:
=ifna(INDEX($AS$140:$AS$155,MATCH($AT158,$AT$140:$AT$155,0)),0)
 
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Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback.
 
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You have Excel 365. This should work for you:
=XLOOKUP($AT158,$AT$140:$AT$155,$AS$140:$AS$155,0)
 
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