Excel Errors
Excel Errors
MBA I
SECTION B
GROUP-5
COMMON ERRORS IN MS
EXCEL
FIXES-
-Widen the column.
#VALUE!
MEANING-
-wrong type of argument.
-Wrong type of data for a function.
-Something wrong with the input to a formula.
FIXES-
-check operands & arguments and make sure
references are valid.
#DIV/0
MEANING-
-formula is attempting to divide by zero.
-The division operation in your formula refers to a
cell that contains the value 0 or is blank.
FIXES-
-change the value or cell references so that the
formula does not divide by zero.
#NAME?
MEANING
-formula is referencing an invalid or non-existent
name.
-Cell name not defined or (usually) misspelled.
FIXES-
-make sure the name still exists or correct the
spelling.
#REF!
MEANING-
excel cannot locate the referenced cells(for
example, referenced cells are deleted)
cell references are invalid.
FIXES-
click UNDO immediately to restore reference and
then change the formula references or convert
formulas to values.
#NUM!
MEANING-
-Incorrect use of a number(such as sort(-1)) , or
formula results in a number too large or too small to
be displayed.
-Function requires a number.
FIXES-
-make sure that the arguments are correct and that
the result is between -1*10 307 power.
#NULL!
MEANING-
-references to intersection of two areas that do not
intersect.
-Called a non-intersecting range of cells.
FIXES-
-check for typing and reference errors.
#N/A
MEANING-
-most commonly means no value is available or
inappropriate arguments were used.
- no value available.
FIXES-
-In a look up formula , be sure the look up table is
sorted correctly.
CORRECTING ERRORS:
Errors in Data and Formulas
To fix bad data, click on the cell and retype the
number.
To fix bad formulas, click the cell containing the
formula, then
highlight the error in the formula bar and make
corrections.
NAMRATA CHHABRA
POOJA SETH
NIKITA ARORA
SANCHI KATARIA
PRIYANKA