Here, ‘value’ represents the formula displaying an Excel error (in this case, #DIV/0!), and ‘value_if_error’ is a value that you specify to appear in place of the error.

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

Unless you've spent years to become a master of the spreadsheets, there's a good chance you'll run into errors when trying something new in Excel. It's only natural - the software isn't great at ...

This tutorial shows you how to fix and remove #DIV/0! error in Microsoft Excel by using the IFERROR or ISERROR function.

This will work fine until you come to a product with no sales where the formula will return #DIV/0!. This can be addressed using a combination of the IF statement and ISERROR (note that in Excel 2007 ...

The formula to do that is: IF (DIVISOR = 0, “Please enter a divisor other than 0”, DIVIDEND/DIVISOR) So, if you’re dividing B2 by C2, the formula would be: =IF (C2=0,“Please enter a divisor other than ...

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.

Same thing happens when you create the file with a div/0 error in Excel, then just open and immediately save with no change via ClosedXML. May be related to #826 ?