<\/span><\/h3>\nThe #N\/A error usually comes up with lookup functions so, if the worksheet in question is not working with lookup functions, good chances are that the #N\/A error won't pop up to ruin the day. In that case, there isn't a need for dealing with #N\/A errors and the ISERR function would be a good pick. In case a #N\/A error comes up, it can be handled by correcting the missing data (which is what #N\/A errors indicate).<\/p>\n
The ISERROR function heroes all Excel errors. It will trap and treat all errors, with the inclusion of the #N\/A error, signaling the presence or absence of any errors in the data.<\/p>\n
The results of ISERROR and ISERR are in TRUE\/FALSE form and both may take help from the IF function to change TRUE\/FALSE into more meaningful outputs.<\/p>\n
That'll be it for now. By now you may have gotten an idea on how to go about error dealing as annoying as they may be. Reminds us of a joke:<\/p>\n
I hate spelling errors.<\/span><\/p>\nYou mix up two letters and your whole post is<\/span> urined.<\/p>\nWe hope this didn't ruin our whole post.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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