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 #NAME?

: This error occurs when Excel doesn't recognize a function or operator in a


formula. For example, if you type =SUM(A1:A5) instead of =SUM(A1:A6), Excel will
return a #NAME? error. To fix this error, check the spelling of each function and
operator in the formula.

 #REF!: Also known as a reference error, this error occurs when a reference in a
formula has expired. This can happen when a formula points to a cell reference that
no longer exists, such as when you delete a row or column that a formula
references. For example, if the formula in B6 sums three values in column E, and
you delete row 10, which contains one of those values, the formula will return a
#REF! error.

 #NUM!: This error occurs when there's a problem with a number in a formula or
function. For example, if you provide invalid arguments or incorrect data types, Excel
may produce a #NUM! error. To fix this error, make sure that all input arguments are
valid and of the correct data type. You can also double-check your formula for syntax
errors.

 #DIV/0!: This error occurs when you try to divide a number by zero.

 #VALUE!: This error occurs when you use the wrong type of argument or operand.

 #N/A: This error occurs when data is not available for a function or formula.

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