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How to Use IFNA() in Google Sheets
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How To Actually Use IFNA() in Sheets
IFNA(value, value_if_na)
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In cells B1:B10, you have some values that may include #N/A errors. Use the IFNA formula to replace any #N/A errors with the text 'Not Available' in the corresponding cells of C1:C10.
Hints (3)
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Remember to reference the correct cell in column B.
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You need to apply the formula to each cell in column C.
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Think about how to handle the #N/A error specifically.
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