Vlookup issue flagging up #N/A

mrsushi

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  1. 2010
Good morning,

I have the following formula in Column G which is return the results i want i.e. LOADED or NOT LOADED.

However, if the value is not in the list from another sheet(Extract), this returns a #N/A error

How can my formula be amended to return a narrative to say "Not on list"?

Current formula:

=IF(VLOOKUP(B75, Extract!A:D, 4, FALSE)='Business Date'!$B$2, "LOADED", "NOT LOADED")

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Many thank
M
 

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Excel Formula:
=IFERROR(IF(VLOOKUP(B75, Extract!A:D, 4, FALSE)='Business Date'!$B$2, "LOADED", "NOT LOADED"),"Not on list")
 
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