Learn how to fix common Excel errors. You’ll learn how to fix errors that you might encounter when working with functions such as VLOOKUPs or when referencing data in different workbooks. The tutorials provide helpful, step-by-step overviews of how to resolve these errors.
The Excel SUMIF() function allows you to add values conditionally. However, it will also fail if you have a #N/A error, #DIV/0 error, or any other error in your range of data. Thankfully, this is quick and easy to solve! In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to ignore the #N/A error in the Excel SUMIF() …
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The Excel #NUM! error occurs when an Excel formula can’t perform a calculation. It may not be immediately clear, however, why Excel can’t perform a calculation. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to identify and resolve the main causes of the Excel #NUM! error. There are three main causes of the Excel #NUM! error, including …
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The Excel #DIV/0 error occurs when a value is divided by 0. Because dividing a number by zero returns an infinity value, Excel shows you an error. Excel provides you with a number of helpful ways to resolve this error. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to resolve the Excel #DIV/0 error. Similarly, trying to …
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The Excel #REF! error occurs when a reference in Excel is invalid. This usually happens because sheets, columns, or rows have been removed. In this tutorial, you’ll learn what the #REF! error means and how to fix it. Because of how common this error is, having a good understanding of the error can make you …
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