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Question : How do I replace #N/A if it is returned in a formula? (not Vlookup)
I have a formula containing two if statements, but some of the values are #N/A. How do I change that to return text that says "Data Not Available" instead of #N/A?
=IF(A20890>500000,"Channel
III",IF(A20890<=500000,"Ch
annel II"))
Answer : How do I replace #N/A if it is returned in a formula? (not Vlookup)
Or shorter:
=IF(ISNA(A20890),"Data not available",IF(A20890>50000
0,"Channel
III","Channel II"))
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