The document discusses common Excel errors that can occur when working with formulas. It lists several types of errors including #DIV/0!, #REF!, and #NUM! along with descriptions of what causes each error. The key to addressing errors is to learn how to properly structure formulas and avoid things like dividing by zero or using invalid references. Being able to identify and correct errors is an important part of working with formulas in Excel.

1. When using Microsoft Excel, you may
encounter a few common Excel errors
while creating or working with formulas.
It is important to learn how to correct
these errors, otherwise you may risk the
chance of unintended results being
displayed on your spreadsheet.

2. COMMON ERRORS IN FORMULAS
Function Name Description Causes
#### A2=15000000 The column is not wide enough to
display the value.
#NAME? =SU(A1:A2) Excel does not recognize the text in
a formula.
Ex. =SU(A1:A2)
#VALUE! =A1+A2+A3
where:
A1=1
A2=2
A3=Hi
A formula has the wrong type of
argument.
#DIV/0! =A1/A2
where:
A1=4
A2=0
A formula tries to divide a number
by 0 or an empty cell.

3. Function Name Description Causes
#REF! =A1+#REF A formula refers to a cell that is not
valid. This usually happens if the
content in a cell reference used in a
formula has been deleted.
#NULL =Sum(A1:A2 C3:C5) Excel displays this error when you
specify an intersection of two areas that
do not intersect (cross). The
intersection operator is a space
character that separates references in a
formula
#NUM! Ex. $ ,% The formula or function contains invalid
numeric values

4. HOW DO YOU HANDLE
FAILURES?

5. When you commit a mistake, it means
that there is a right way to do that thing.
If you are committed to achieve it, you
would go out on a limb to make it
happen.

6. LET’SWRAP UP!
 Excel errors are common especially
when you create more formula in
Excel Worksheets.
 It is important to be able to identify
these Excel errors and how to correct
them.