Vlookup - Having a cell have an automatic dash

mgro123

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  1. 365
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Hopefully I can word this correctly - I am looking to have a cell where the resting cell info is a "-" dash, then when you enter the appropriate value for the vlookup it changes to yes or no. This is the vlookup formula that I am working with - how would I add a secondary part to show this?

=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(N31,Opth!$A$2:$C$296,1,0)), "no", "yes")

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=LET(V,IFERROR(VLOOKUP(N31,Opth!$A$2:$C$296,1,0),"No"),IFS(V=0,"-",V="No","No",TRUE,"yes"))
 
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