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What is the following error mean? ##### The numeric value entered into a cell is too wide to display within the cell.
What is the following error mean? #VALUE! The #VALUE! error value occurs when the wrong type of argument or operand is used, or if the Formula AutoCorrect feature cannot correct the formula.
What is the following error mean? #DIV/0! The #DIV/0! error value occurs when a formula divides by 0 (zero).
What is the following error mean? #NAME? The #NAME? error value occurs when Microsoft Excel doesn't recognize text in a formula.
What is the following error mean? #REF! The #REF! error value occurs when a cell reference is not valid.
Absolute & Relative Addressing Tp keep a cell reference constant when it copies a formula or function, Excel uses a technique called absolute referencing. To specific an absolute reference in a formula, enter a dollar sign($) before any column letters or row numbers you want to keep constant formulas you plan to copy. e.g. $B$16
copy+paste special+paste link Link data Link data allows you link data in one cell to another cell When you change the data in the original cell , the linked data will also display the changes copy+paste special+paste link
Add a comment Add a comment to a cell which can provide detailed information about data or remind you of data that need to be verified. Insert+Comment+……….