Excel Error fix
#NUM! Error in Excel and Google Sheets: Causes and Fixes
#NUM! means a function cannot produce a valid number. Tested: reversed DATEDIF, SQRT(-1), LOG(0), POWER overflow, backwards RANDBETWEEN, bad YEARFRAC basis.
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#NUM! means a function cannot produce a valid number. Tested: reversed DATEDIF, SQRT(-1), LOG(0), POWER overflow, backwards RANDBETWEEN, bad YEARFRAC basis.
#REF! means a reference is invalid. Tested: a VLOOKUP column too far right, INDEX off an array, INDIRECT, OFFSET off the grid, and a blocked SPLIT.
#DIV/0! appears when a formula divides by zero, a blank, or a text zero. Test 1/0, 0/0, MOD, and when IF is safer than IFERROR.