Here is my excel formula:
=IF(ISNA,"0",(VLOOKUP(A2,Account_TS!A1:D312,4,FALSE)))
Note: I looked up the issue and it suggests that I have a keyword wrong, but I don't see what that might be.
ISNA is actually a function, so you need to pass it a value in order for it to work.
=IF(ISNA(A1), "Error", "No Error")
My guess is that you were trying to say the following:
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A2,Account_TS!A1:D312,4,FALSE)),"0",(VLOOKUP(A2,Account_TS!A1:D312,4,FALSE)))
And, if you're using Excel 2007 onwards, you can wirte it as follows:
=IFERROR(VLOOKUP(A2,Account_TS!A1:D312,4,FALSE),"0")
Hope this helps
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I can't use IF statements when using Excel. If I try, no matter how simple the statement, I get "There is something wrong with this formula". I can set values from other cells, I can do SUM etc but not an IF.
These work
=1+2 (shows FALSE)
=SUM(A1:A6)
This doesn't work
=IF(1+2,3,4) (get error)
I don't have this problem at all when using Excel 2007 (yes it's old) and it shows the value of 4 in the cell no problem. I tried four different data types in the cell (general, number, text and custom) with no luck. I performed a quick repair and an online repair which seemed to download the entire office application and reinstall it also with no luck. If anyone has a clue I'd be most grateful. Thank you!
I am having a #NAME? error in excel with the following formula
=IF([DOP_data_EN.xls]Feuil1!P2="Yes";"Oui";"Non")
Basically, what I am trying to achieve is this:
cells in this row in the original file have 2 values, either Yes or No, and
I need the formula to translate it to French automatically, in another file (I cannot just work in another sheet).
Would anyone have any guidance regarding this?
Thanks in advance,
Antoine
#NAME? error appears if there is a typo. Try to check everything: eg. are you sure the file has .xls extension, not .xlsx ?
I'm trying to change links between workbooks and usually they're fine but I'm receiving an error now that says, " you can't enter this formula because it has too many values cell references and/or names." I understand what it says but I'm not too sure how to rectify it. Can anyone help?
I had the same issue and found a workaround:
Instead of using the Edit Links function, use the Find and Replace function and replace the old file reference with the new file reference.
I want to shade alternating rows, so I searched for a formula and found one on Microsoft's site. It's this:
=MOD(ROW(),2)=0
And I've seen it being used in many other tutorials for the same thing too, but my Excel says there's something wrong with it. What is the problem?
If semicolons work for you, you may also need to adapt the function names (mod, row) to their localized versions.
To extract the first coefficient of polynom which approximate a function, I use this formula:
=INDEX(DROITEREG(B2:B10;A2:A10^{1.2.3});1)
But when i want to use it as a VBA code like that :
a = INDEX(DROITEREG(B2:B10;A2:A10^{1.2.3});1)
I get a syntax error
Can someone help me to resolve this problem? Thank you
To use Excel formulas in VBA you must use Application.WorksheetFunction.<function name> as follows (if using inside of Excel, the Application. can be left out):
a = Application.WorksheetFunction.Index(DROITEREG(B2:B10;A2:A10^{1.2.3});1)
I was unsure how to implement the DROITEREG function and left it as is.
See MSDN for more info