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EXCEL IFERROR FUNCTION
Excel IFERROR Function Introduction
If a formula evaluates to an error, this function delivers a value you specify; otherwise, it returns the formula’s result. To catch and manage mistakes in a formula, use the IFERROR function.
Description of Excel IFERROR Function
Syntax:
=IFERROR (value, value_if_error)
Parameter list:
value – the value, reference, or formula that will be used to look for errors.
If the formula evaluates to an error, value if error is the value to return. The following categories of errors are assessed: #VALUE!, #REF!, #DIV/0!, #NUM!, #NAME?, or #NULL! are all valid options.
Step By Step Guide of IFERROR Function
If the test is an error and the value is null, it returns a blank; if the test is an error and the value is not null, it returns the value; if the test is not an error, it returns the test.
Key Points
- IFERROR interprets an empty cell Value or Value if error as an empty string value(“”).
- IFERROR provides an array of results for each cell in the range provided in value if Value is an array formula.
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