Reputation: 306
I am writing a simple formula like
=IF(G295="#N/A","NA","Somethingelse")
But it's not printing 'NA' only when I give this value "#N/A" If I use the above formula for
=IF(G295="R","NA","Somethingelse")
Then it's working. Can anyone help me how to reconize this value "#N/A"? I need to write the formular like if this value (#N/A) presents, then I have to do some other operation, Is there any way to do this?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 98
Reputation: 9461
The ISNA
function will identify #N/A
=IF(ISNA(G295),"NA","Somethingelse")
Unlike ISERROR
, it only catches #N/A
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 23958
=IFERROR(IF(G295="Y","Yes","No"),"NA")
will capture error (N/A) and write out "NA", else it will look for Y or N.
Upvotes: 1