What is Excel #N/A error abbreviation, looking for?
In MS-Excel we have below functions return errors:
#N/A #REF! #NAME? #DIV/0! #NULL! #VALUE! #NUM!
I think about what is the complete error massage, which each one are represents?
Of course, seams the #N/A one is abbreviation of two words. What is "N" and "A" looking for?
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mgae2m
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In MS-Excel we have below functions return errors:
#N/A #REF! #NAME? #DIV/0! #NULL! #VALUE! #NUM!
I think about what is the complete error massage, which each one are represents?
Of course, seams the #N/A one is abbreviation of two words. What is "N" and "A" looking for?
microsoft-excel worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2007 microsoft-excel-2016
asked Dec 7 at 5:54
mgae2m
10217
What is "N" and "A" looking for? Not Available.
– Akina
Dec 7 at 6:53
The title indicates this is just about #N/A. The body suggests that you might be asking about all of the error messages. This information is readily available in Excel help or with a Google search. Can you clarify what you're looking for that is unclear?
– fixer1234
Dec 7 at 8:17
@fixer1234Specially I need reference for What is #N/A stands for? and I bring the list of the Excel errors with special note at #N/A meaning need. Regards.
– mgae2m
Dec 9 at 14:16
@Akina, Please bring a reference for this mean. @ fixer1234, I so studied some general helps and did search in google, bot nothing found about the "What is #N/A stands for". If you now, please prefer a reference. Regards.
– mgae2m
Dec 9 at 14:21
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In MS-Excel we have below functions return errors:
#N/A #REF! #NAME? #DIV/0! #NULL! #VALUE! #NUM!
I think about what is the complete error massage, which each one are represents?
Of course, seams the #N/A one is abbreviation of two words. What is "N" and "A" looking for?
microsoft-excel worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2007 microsoft-excel-2016
asked Dec 7 at 5:54
mgae2m
10217
In MS-Excel we have below functions return errors:
#N/A #REF! #NAME? #DIV/0! #NULL! #VALUE! #NUM!
I think about what is the complete error massage, which each one are represents?
Of course, seams the #N/A one is abbreviation of two words. What is "N" and "A" looking for?
microsoft-excel worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2007 microsoft-excel-2016
microsoft-excel worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2007 microsoft-excel-2016
asked Dec 7 at 5:54
mgae2m
10217
asked Dec 7 at 5:54
mgae2m
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asked Dec 7 at 5:54
mgae2m
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asked Dec 7 at 5:54
mgae2m
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asked Dec 7 at 5:54
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What is "N" and "A" looking for? Not Available.
– Akina
Dec 7 at 6:53
The title indicates this is just about #N/A. The body suggests that you might be asking about all of the error messages. This information is readily available in Excel help or with a Google search. Can you clarify what you're looking for that is unclear?
– fixer1234
Dec 7 at 8:17
@fixer1234Specially I need reference for What is #N/A stands for? and I bring the list of the Excel errors with special note at #N/A meaning need. Regards.
– mgae2m
Dec 9 at 14:16
@Akina, Please bring a reference for this mean. @ fixer1234, I so studied some general helps and did search in google, bot nothing found about the "What is #N/A stands for". If you now, please prefer a reference. Regards.
– mgae2m
Dec 9 at 14:21
add a comment |
What is "N" and "A" looking for? Not Available.
– Akina
Dec 7 at 6:53
The title indicates this is just about #N/A. The body suggests that you might be asking about all of the error messages. This information is readily available in Excel help or with a Google search. Can you clarify what you're looking for that is unclear?
– fixer1234
Dec 7 at 8:17
@fixer1234Specially I need reference for What is #N/A stands for? and I bring the list of the Excel errors with special note at #N/A meaning need. Regards.
– mgae2m
Dec 9 at 14:16
@Akina, Please bring a reference for this mean. @ fixer1234, I so studied some general helps and did search in google, bot nothing found about the "What is #N/A stands for". If you now, please prefer a reference. Regards.
– mgae2m
Dec 9 at 14:21
What is "N" and "A" looking for? Not Available.
– Akina
Dec 7 at 6:53
What is "N" and "A" looking for? Not Available.
– Akina
Dec 7 at 6:53
The title indicates this is just about #N/A. The body suggests that you might be asking about all of the error messages. This information is readily available in Excel help or with a Google search. Can you clarify what you're looking for that is unclear?
– fixer1234
Dec 7 at 8:17
The title indicates this is just about #N/A. The body suggests that you might be asking about all of the error messages. This information is readily available in Excel help or with a Google search. Can you clarify what you're looking for that is unclear?
– fixer1234
Dec 7 at 8:17
@fixer1234Specially I need reference for What is #N/A stands for? and I bring the list of the Excel errors with special note at #N/A meaning need. Regards.
– mgae2m
Dec 9 at 14:16
@fixer1234Specially I need reference for What is #N/A stands for? and I bring the list of the Excel errors with special note at #N/A meaning need. Regards.
– mgae2m
Dec 9 at 14:16
@Akina, Please bring a reference for this mean. @ fixer1234, I so studied some general helps and did search in google, bot nothing found about the "What is #N/A stands for". If you now, please prefer a reference. Regards.
– mgae2m
Dec 9 at 14:21
@Akina, Please bring a reference for this mean. @ fixer1234, I so studied some general helps and did search in google, bot nothing found about the "What is #N/A stands for". If you now, please prefer a reference. Regards.
– mgae2m
Dec 9 at 14:21
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Each Error has a meaning & reason.
For example:
#N/A, stands for Not Available and indicates that, the Formula cannot finds the referenced data.
#Ref!, is Reference and indicates that the reference is invalid.
For more information and better understanding check the following Web links.
https://www.dummies.com/software/microsoft-office/excel/excel-error-messages-to-get-to-know/
https://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/formula-errors.htm
answered Dec 7 at 6:10
Rajesh S
3,6961522
@fixer1234,, it's good idea to include some basic infos along with links,, this is very first time I've used links, since I've found with many answers. ☺
– Rajesh S
Dec 7 at 8:32
Regards you, Please prefer a reference for Not Available is what is #N/A stands for. yours.
– mgae2m
Dec 9 at 14:22
1
@mgae2m: exceljet.net/excel-functions/excel-na-function. What the error codes represent is well documented. The abbreviations Microsoft chose are arbitrary. N/A is generally assumed to be derived from "Not Available". Beyond that, only Microsoft can say the actual basis on which the abbreviations were selected.
– fixer1234
Dec 9 at 23:19
Very truly yours, with best regards.
– mgae2m
Dec 10 at 4:12
@mgae2m,, glad to help you,, keep asking ☺
– Rajesh S
Dec 10 at 5:49
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Each Error has a meaning & reason.
For example:
#N/A, stands for Not Available and indicates that, the Formula cannot finds the referenced data.
#Ref!, is Reference and indicates that the reference is invalid.
For more information and better understanding check the following Web links.
https://www.dummies.com/software/microsoft-office/excel/excel-error-messages-to-get-to-know/
https://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/formula-errors.htm
answered Dec 7 at 6:10
Rajesh S
3,6961522
@fixer1234,, it's good idea to include some basic infos along with links,, this is very first time I've used links, since I've found with many answers. ☺
– Rajesh S
Dec 7 at 8:32
Regards you, Please prefer a reference for Not Available is what is #N/A stands for. yours.
– mgae2m
Dec 9 at 14:22
1
@mgae2m: exceljet.net/excel-functions/excel-na-function. What the error codes represent is well documented. The abbreviations Microsoft chose are arbitrary. N/A is generally assumed to be derived from "Not Available". Beyond that, only Microsoft can say the actual basis on which the abbreviations were selected.
– fixer1234
Dec 9 at 23:19
Very truly yours, with best regards.
– mgae2m
Dec 10 at 4:12
@mgae2m,, glad to help you,, keep asking ☺
– Rajesh S
Dec 10 at 5:49
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Each Error has a meaning & reason.
For example:
#N/A, stands for Not Available and indicates that, the Formula cannot finds the referenced data.
#Ref!, is Reference and indicates that the reference is invalid.
For more information and better understanding check the following Web links.
https://www.dummies.com/software/microsoft-office/excel/excel-error-messages-to-get-to-know/
https://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/formula-errors.htm
answered Dec 7 at 6:10
Rajesh S
3,6961522
@fixer1234,, it's good idea to include some basic infos along with links,, this is very first time I've used links, since I've found with many answers. ☺
– Rajesh S
Dec 7 at 8:32
Regards you, Please prefer a reference for Not Available is what is #N/A stands for. yours.
– mgae2m
Dec 9 at 14:22
1
@mgae2m: exceljet.net/excel-functions/excel-na-function. What the error codes represent is well documented. The abbreviations Microsoft chose are arbitrary. N/A is generally assumed to be derived from "Not Available". Beyond that, only Microsoft can say the actual basis on which the abbreviations were selected.
– fixer1234
Dec 9 at 23:19
Very truly yours, with best regards.
– mgae2m
Dec 10 at 4:12
@mgae2m,, glad to help you,, keep asking ☺
– Rajesh S
Dec 10 at 5:49
add a comment |
Each Error has a meaning & reason.
For example:
#N/A, stands for Not Available and indicates that, the Formula cannot finds the referenced data.
#Ref!, is Reference and indicates that the reference is invalid.
For more information and better understanding check the following Web links.
https://www.dummies.com/software/microsoft-office/excel/excel-error-messages-to-get-to-know/
https://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/formula-errors.htm
answered Dec 7 at 6:10
Rajesh S
3,6961522
Each Error has a meaning & reason.
For example:
#N/A, stands for Not Available and indicates that, the Formula cannot finds the referenced data.
#Ref!, is Reference and indicates that the reference is invalid.
For more information and better understanding check the following Web links.
https://www.dummies.com/software/microsoft-office/excel/excel-error-messages-to-get-to-know/
https://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/formula-errors.htm
answered Dec 7 at 6:10
Rajesh S
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edited Dec 7 at 8:40
answered Dec 7 at 6:10
Rajesh S
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answered Dec 7 at 6:10
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3,6961522
answered Dec 7 at 6:10
Rajesh S
3,6961522
3,6961522
@fixer1234,, it's good idea to include some basic infos along with links,, this is very first time I've used links, since I've found with many answers. ☺
– Rajesh S
Dec 7 at 8:32
Regards you, Please prefer a reference for Not Available is what is #N/A stands for. yours.
– mgae2m
Dec 9 at 14:22
1
@mgae2m: exceljet.net/excel-functions/excel-na-function. What the error codes represent is well documented. The abbreviations Microsoft chose are arbitrary. N/A is generally assumed to be derived from "Not Available". Beyond that, only Microsoft can say the actual basis on which the abbreviations were selected.
– fixer1234
Dec 9 at 23:19
Very truly yours, with best regards.
– mgae2m
Dec 10 at 4:12
@mgae2m,, glad to help you,, keep asking ☺
– Rajesh S
Dec 10 at 5:49
add a comment |
@fixer1234,, it's good idea to include some basic infos along with links,, this is very first time I've used links, since I've found with many answers. ☺
– Rajesh S
Dec 7 at 8:32
Regards you, Please prefer a reference for Not Available is what is #N/A stands for. yours.
– mgae2m
Dec 9 at 14:22
1
@mgae2m: exceljet.net/excel-functions/excel-na-function. What the error codes represent is well documented. The abbreviations Microsoft chose are arbitrary. N/A is generally assumed to be derived from "Not Available". Beyond that, only Microsoft can say the actual basis on which the abbreviations were selected.
– fixer1234
Dec 9 at 23:19
Very truly yours, with best regards.
– mgae2m
Dec 10 at 4:12
@mgae2m,, glad to help you,, keep asking ☺
– Rajesh S
Dec 10 at 5:49
@fixer1234,, it's good idea to include some basic infos along with links,, this is very first time I've used links, since I've found with many answers. ☺
– Rajesh S
Dec 7 at 8:32
@fixer1234,, it's good idea to include some basic infos along with links,, this is very first time I've used links, since I've found with many answers. ☺
– Rajesh S
Dec 7 at 8:32
Regards you, Please prefer a reference for Not Available is what is #N/A stands for. yours.
– mgae2m
Dec 9 at 14:22
Regards you, Please prefer a reference for Not Available is what is #N/A stands for. yours.
– mgae2m
Dec 9 at 14:22
1
1
@mgae2m: exceljet.net/excel-functions/excel-na-function. What the error codes represent is well documented. The abbreviations Microsoft chose are arbitrary. N/A is generally assumed to be derived from "Not Available". Beyond that, only Microsoft can say the actual basis on which the abbreviations were selected.
– fixer1234
Dec 9 at 23:19
@mgae2m: exceljet.net/excel-functions/excel-na-function. What the error codes represent is well documented. The abbreviations Microsoft chose are arbitrary. N/A is generally assumed to be derived from "Not Available". Beyond that, only Microsoft can say the actual basis on which the abbreviations were selected.
– fixer1234
Dec 9 at 23:19
Very truly yours, with best regards.
– mgae2m
Dec 10 at 4:12
Very truly yours, with best regards.
– mgae2m
Dec 10 at 4:12
@mgae2m,, glad to help you,, keep asking ☺
– Rajesh S
Dec 10 at 5:49
@mgae2m,, glad to help you,, keep asking ☺
– Rajesh S
Dec 10 at 5:49
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What is "N" and "A" looking for? Not Available.
– Akina
Dec 7 at 6:53
The title indicates this is just about #N/A. The body suggests that you might be asking about all of the error messages. This information is readily available in Excel help or with a Google search. Can you clarify what you're looking for that is unclear?
– fixer1234
Dec 7 at 8:17
@fixer1234Specially I need reference for What is #N/A stands for? and I bring the list of the Excel errors with special note at #N/A meaning need. Regards.
– mgae2m
Dec 9 at 14:16
@Akina, Please bring a reference for this mean. @ fixer1234, I so studied some general helps and did search in google, bot nothing found about the "What is #N/A stands for". If you now, please prefer a reference. Regards.
– mgae2m
Dec 9 at 14:21