We explain the reasons that cause #NAME? error in Microsoft Excel & then show you how to correct or fix #NAME? error in Excel the right way.

If you get #SPILL! error in Excel, check the error message associated and then follow these fixes to remove the #SPILL! error in Excel.

Excel follows the industry standard IEEE 754 protocol for storing and calculating floating-point numbers in computers, a standard that was officially adopted in 1985 and was updated in 2008. Support ...

There's an easy way to clean up errors if you know the Microsoft Excel formula IFERROR. Note that this tip also works in Google Sheets. Shaun from Spreadsheet Point shows exactly how to use the ...

Our research shows autocorrect errors, particularly in Excel spreadsheets, can also make a mess of gene names in genetic research.