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How to find all formula errors (tip)

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Hi - Dave here. Happy Friday! In my last email, I shared a formula to on all worksheets in a workboo

Hi - Dave here. Happy Friday! In my last email, I shared a formula to [count errors]( on all worksheets in a workbook. One of our newsletter readers then kindly pointed out that you can use Excel's Find and Replace feature to list all errors in a workbook. This is a great tip! You can see the result in the screen below: [Find formula errors with Find and Replace]( [[Read the complete article here](] Notice the list of errors includes multiple sheets. The asterisk (*) is a wildcard in Excel that will match any number of characters, so the idea here is to find values that start with a hash (#) and end with an exclamation point (!). The article above provides more detail and includes a description of the 10 formula errors you may encounter in Excel. Excel formulas We maintain a list of over 500 working formulas [here](. If you need more structure, we also offer [video training](. Have a great weekend! Dave [View this email in a browser]( [Exceljet Logo]( Exceljet P.O. Box 4804 Salt Lake City, UT 84110 Copyright © 2024 Exceljet, All rights reserved. You received this email because you are subscribed to our newsletter. To unsubscribe, click the link below. [Unsubscribe](

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