Google Sheets: How to Handle Errors with IFNA Function

Use natural language to write 'if na formula' with AI

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Google Sheets: How to Handle Errors with IFNA Function

Google Sheets IFNA Formula Guide

The IFNA formula in Google Sheets is used to check if a value is an error, and if it is, it returns a specified value instead.

The syntax for the IFNA formula is:

=IFNA(value, value_if_na)
  • "value" is the value you want to check for an error.
  • "value_if_na" is the value you want to return if the original value is an error.

For example, if you have a formula that may result in an error, you can use the IFNA formula to display a custom message instead of the error.

To use the IFNA formula, simply enter it into a cell in your Google Sheet and replace "value" with the cell reference or formula you want to check, and "value_if_na" with the value you want to display if there is an error.

Now you can use simple words to process data. It's at CapGo AI Sheet. For Google Sheet formula:

=IFNA(VLOOKUP(A2, B:C, 2, FALSE), "Not Found")

You can write a simple instruction:

"Find the value in #B corresponding to #A in columns #B:#C, and return 'Not Found' if no match is found."

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