Sometimes your Excel formula may return an error message. Before you know how to correct or hide formula errors. The first thing you should know is to understand what each error type means.
Below are few possible error types:-
#Name?
- Means that you entered something in your formula that Excel interprets as an incorrect reference cell, range or function name.
#REF!
- Indicates that you might have relocated or deleted a cell that is referenced in the formula.
#Value!
- Tells you that you are probably usingtext in a formula when another argument (probably a number) is required.
#DIV/0
- Occurs when you divide a number by zero or divide by a reference to an empty cell
#NUM!
- Occurs when you try to pass an incorrect argument, like text, to a function that is expecting a numerical value
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- means that a number is too wide to be displayed in the cell
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