If the ERROR.TYPE function in Excel not working for you, ensure the formula is correct, check for errors in the referenced cell, or repair Excel.

When you see the #VALUE error, it means that there is something wrong with the way the formula is typed, or there is something wrong with the cells you are referencing.

Fix #DIV/0! and #VALUE! errors in Excel. Learn how to use IFERROR, IF statements, and ERROR.TYPE for accurate and reliable spreadsheets.

This article looks at how to use Excel’s auditing tools to audit formulas and ensure the accuracy of data.

With the Excel extension is not valid error, try starting the app in Safe Mode, repair the workbook or open the file in another program.

Encountering errors in Excel is common, but they don't have to disrupt your workflow or waste time. By familiarizing yourself with common Excel errors and their solutions, you can quickly identify ...

If you get the Excel error someone else is working in the same workbook, try updating your app or switch to the web version.