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Uday Gupta
A few common Excel Formula Errors:
1) ###### - The column is not wide enough to display data (for numbers). Date or time may be negative.
2) #VALUE! - Occurs when the wrong type of argument is used in a function or formula. For example, there is text in a formula that requires a number or logical value.
3) #DIV/0! - Occurs when a number is divided by zero.
4) #NAME? - Occurs when Excel doesn’t recognize text in a formula (e.g. misspelling a function name or cell reference).
5) #N/A - Occurs when a value is not available to a formula or function – perhaps data are missing.
6) #REF! - Occurs when a cell reference is not valid – perhaps the cell has been deleted.
7) #NUM! - Occurs when a number is invalid – perhaps a price has been entered with the £ sign, or a formula results in a number too big or too small for Excel to display.
1) ###### - The column is not wide enough to display data (for numbers). Date or time may be negative.
2) #VALUE! - Occurs when the wrong type of argument is used in a function or formula. For example, there is text in a formula that requires a number or logical value.
3) #DIV/0! - Occurs when a number is divided by zero.
4) #NAME? - Occurs when Excel doesn’t recognize text in a formula (e.g. misspelling a function name or cell reference).
5) #N/A - Occurs when a value is not available to a formula or function – perhaps data are missing.
6) #REF! - Occurs when a cell reference is not valid – perhaps the cell has been deleted.
7) #NUM! - Occurs when a number is invalid – perhaps a price has been entered with the £ sign, or a formula results in a number too big or too small for Excel to display.