Return Zero instead of N/A in V-Lookup

gambils

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Tis the season for Christmas gift shopping and I'm trying to do a worksheet where I can do a lookup for items spent per person. It works fine when there is something listed for every person but, if nothing has been spent yet for a person, it returns "N/A." Is there someway I can alter the formula I'm using so that it returns a zero instead of N/A?

=vlookup(B19, $N2$2:$Q$132,2,false)

Thanks and Merry Christmas!
 

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Try:
Code:
[COLOR=#333333]=IFERROR(vlookup(B19, $N2$2:$Q$132,2,false),0)[/COLOR]
 
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