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If you’re often working with formulas in Microsoft Excel , you’ve probably encountered the #VALUE error. This error can be really annoying because it’s very generic. For example, adding a text value to the numbers formula might trigger this error. That’s because when you add or subtract, Excel expects you to use only numbers. The easiest way to deal with the #VALUE error would be to always make sure there are no typos in your formulas, and that you’re always using the correct data. But this might not always be possible so in this article we will help you learn several methods that you can use to deal with the #VALUE error in Microsoft Excel. Also, check out our favorite Excel tips and tricks to boost your productivity with fewer headaches. What’s Causing the #VALUE Error There are several reasons why the #VALUE error might happen when you’re using a formula in Excel. Here are some: Unexpected Data Type . Let’s say you’re using a formula that works with a specific data type ,