excel - Getting rid of both #N/A and 0 values in a single cell -


i know function =if(len(vlookup(e1,a2:b10,2,0))=0,"",vlookup(e1,a2:b10,2,0)) blank out cells return vlookup values of 0

and function =iferror(vlookup(e1,a2:b10,2,false),"") same thing #n/a errors, there way in single formula?

the data i'm using returning both 0 , #n/a because have account numbers missing account numbers have no information in return column.

sorry not posting screen shot reputation not high enough yet

i think once-through method it, no need "pretest" answer, use when lookup returns text answers.

=vlookup(e1,a2:b10,2,0)&""  =iferror(vlookup(e1,a2:b10,2,0)&"", "") 

if values numeric, original syntax fine, here merged one:

=iferror(if(len(vlookup(e1,a2:b10,2,0))=0, "", vlookup(e1,a2:b10,2,0)), "") 

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