Explanation
With the introduction ofDynamic Arrays in Excel formulas, there is more emphasis onarrays.
error triggers when a formula runs into a calculation error with an array.
error is a “new” error in Excel, introduced with dynamic arrays.
It will not appear in older versions of Excel.
Empty array
An empty array can trigger a #CALC!
error, and this is the most common reason you may see a #CALC!
error in a worksheet, especially when using theFILTER function.
This is because FILTER returns a #CALC!
error when no values meet criteria in other words, FILTER returns anempty array.
The result is a #CALC!
errors, notably nested arrays, and unsupported arrays.
However, I have not been able to reproduce the error with the examples provided.
If you have examples of formulas that throw #CALC!
errors,just let me know.
error
How to fix the #REF!
error
How to fix the #NAME?
error
How to fix the #VALUE!
error
How to fix the #NUM!
error
How to fix the #NULL!
IFERROR is an elegant way to trap and manage errors without using more complicated nested IF statements.
you might use ERROR.key in to test for specific kinds of errors.
If no error exists, ERROR.key in returns #N/A.
See below for a key to the error codes returned by ERROR.jot down.
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