IFNA VlookUp in Excel 2013

We know that the VLookUp function is used in every version of Excel. But here we are also using the concept of IFNA in VLookUp which means if an error occurs then replace it with a string message. We know that the VLookUp function is used to search for a value on the basis of a unique identifier.

Let's have a look at the following steps.

Step 1

Go to Excel 2013.

Step 2

Now select the blank workbook template from the available templates.

Excel2013vlookupifna.jpg

Step 3

Now suppose we have a sheet with the following data:

excel2013ifnavlookup2.jpg

Step 4

Suppose we have some column values for which we want to lookup the values in the table array like this:

ifnavlookupinexcel.jpg

Step 5

Now we will use the VLookUp function as follows to lookup the values:

excel2013ifnavlookup.jpg

The first parameter is the lookup value; in other words, the value that needs to be found in the first column of the table and the second parameter is the array table in which the value needs to be located and the third parameter is the column index number which means the column index in the table array from which we want to return the value.

Step 6

The  output will be like this:

ifnavlookupinexcel2013.jpg

Step 7

Now to see the other lookup values just select the first resultant cell and drag the cursor onto the hotspot, as in:

excel2013vlookup.jpg

Step 8

The output will be like this:

vlookupwithifnainexcel.jpg

Step 9

Here the cells displaying the #N/A values (error values) we will replace using the following formula:

vlookupinexcel2013.jpg

Step 10

The output will be like this:

excel2013ifnavlookup1.jpg

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