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How to hide #N/A errors in Excel What does the #N/A error code mean? #N/A means “Not Available”. Excel formulas usually return this in situations where a requested value could not be found for some reason. One of the most common causes of the #N/A error code is the VLOOKUP fu...
How to hide errors in Excel Sometimes it’s perfectly acceptable to get a non-mathematical response to your Excel formula. For example, #DIV/0!, #N/A, and #NUM! responses may be expected when certain types of data are being handled. If you prefer to return a friendlier response, or ...
Press theAdvancedtab and scroll down to theDisplaysection, where you have to check the following boxes shown in numbered steps. ClickOKto close the window and return to your spreadsheet where you’ll find all the comments are now invisible. Method 4 – Applying Excel VBA Code to Hide Comment...
Using formulas to hide errors Our first tip is a well-known formula auditing approach in Excel. Excel provides several error-auditing functions includingIFERRORwhich allows you to return any other value in its second argument if the formula in the first argument returns an error. You can simply...
1. In your Excel, press theAlt+F11keys to open theMicrosoft Visual Basic for Applicationswindow. 2. ClickInsert>Module. Then copy either of the following VBA codes to theModulewindow. VBA code 1: Hide multiple specific error values in the selected range ...
Excel shortcut to hide row If you'd rather not take your hands off the keyboard, you can quickly hide the selected row(s) by pressing this shortcut:Ctrl + 9 How to unhide rows in Excel As with hiding rows, Microsoft Excel provides a few different ways to unhide them. Which one to ...
Write the code ”;;;” and press ‘OK.’ The code for hiding individual cells Now, these specific cells will be hidden. Why Hide Columns in Microsoft Excel? Given that Excel provides users the capacity to handle a massive number of columns – over 16,000 to be exact – effectively manag...
Hide all error values in Excel with Kutools for ExcelHide all error values in Excel with Conditional Formatting The Conditional Formatting function in Excel may help you to hide the error values, please follow the steps below: 1. Select the data range that you want to hide the formula errors...
To hide a formula in Excel by locking all cells: Select the empty space at the very top-left of your sheet or pressCtrl+Aon Windows (orCmd+Aon Mac) to select all cells in your sheet. Right-click anywhere in your sheet and click onFormat Cells, or pressCtrl+1on Windows orCmd+1on ...