Mastering the IFERROR Function

Handle Errors Gracefully in Google Sheets


🤯 Have You Faced This Problem?

You build a beautiful dashboard, but suddenly, #DIV/0!, #N/A, or #REF! errors break everything.
One small error in a formula can ruin your entire spreadsheet.
IFERROR is your lifesaver — a one-line solution to prevent chaos.


🧩 IFERROR Function Syntax

=IFERROR(formula, value_if_error)

  • formula: the calculation you want to perform
  • value_if_error: what to return if the formula results in an error

📊 Sample Table

A (Product)B (Quantity)C (Unit Price)
Ramen101000
Kimbap52500
Tteokbokki83000
Kimbap0ERROR

Note: Cell C5 contains an invalid value that will cause a formula error.


🧪 Examples & Output Comparison

✅ Example 1: Basic Multiplication

=B2*C2
RowFormulaResult
Row 210 * 100010000
Row 35 * 250012500
Row 48 * 300024000
Row 50 * ERROR#VALUE! (Error)

✅ Example 2: Hide Error with Blank

=IFERROR(B2*C2, "")
RowFormulaResult
Row 210 * 100010000
Row 35 * 250012500
Row 48 * 300024000
Row 50 * ERROR → ""(Blank)

✅ Example 3: Replace Error with Message

=IFERROR(B2*C2, "Price Error")
RowOutput
Row 210000
Row 312500
Row 424000
Row 5“Price Error”

💡 Practical Tips

  • Combine IFERROR with VLOOKUP, DIVIDE, or ARRAYFORMULA to stabilize your sheet
  • Example: =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(...), "Not Found") is a powerful error handler
  • Use it to manage division by zero or blank cells gracefully

✅ Final Checklist (Random Order)

  • At least 3 formula examples are included
  • Error handling logic is clearly explained
  • Cell references match the actual table structure
  • Result comparison tables are included
  • Practical use case (price calc, messaging) is covered
  • Markdown format is optimized for WordPress copy-paste
  • Table layout uses columns A–C and rows 1–4 properly

Stop letting errors ruin your day.
Use IFERROR to take full control of your spreadsheet!

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