Are you tired of looking at Excel formula errors?
Now that you're getting into using formulas in Excel you've found they can be quite useful. And by now you've found that sometimes they return error values. Sometimes, these can detect errors you need to fix. Other times, they just indicate that you don't yet have all the data populated in your worksheet. You wind up with a cell showing values such as #VALUE!, #DIV/0!, #N/A, etc. It just looks messed up and as if the whole sheet might be suspect. You can add another function to your cell that will "wrap" your existing function with a small layer of error protection. Meet IFERROR The IFERROR function lets you simply show one value if your function runs normally, and alternate value (that you define) if your function returns one of…