#N/A

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sixthhole

Is there anyway to return "0" when a cell receives the #N/A error? Not in
the same cell, but another one so it can be used in a new formula.

Ex: =IF(C81="#N/A", "0")

This didn't work.

Thanks for any help I can get.
 
There is a function called ISNA which you could use like...

=IF(isna(C81), "0", C81)
 

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