Meet: BIT Assn 2
Meet: BIT Assn 2
1. #DIV/0!
Reason: This error occurs when a formula attempts to divide by zero or an empty cell.
Fixes: Ensure that the denominator in your formula is not zero or blank.
2. #VALUE!
Reason: This error occurs when a formula includes an invalid data type, such as text instead of
a number.
3. #NAME?
Reason: This error arises when Excel doesn't recognize a function name or formula due to a
typo.
Fixes: Check for typos. If using custom functions, make sure the necessary add-ins are
enabled.
4. #REF!
Reason: This occurs when a formula refers to an invalid cell reference, typically because the
referenced cell was deleted or moved.
Fixes: Avoid deleting cells or ranges that are being referenced in formulas. Adjust the formula
to point to the correct cell reference if the data has moved.
5. #N/A
Reason: This error indicates that a formula can’t nd the data it’s looking for.
Fixes: Verify that the lookup value exists in the data range.
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6. #NULL!
Fixes: Check that you're using the correct operators. Ensure that you're referencing valid
ranges.
7. #NUM!
Fixes: Ensure that numbers used in the formula are within valid ranges (e.g., no negative
numbers in a square root).