In Excel, when it comes to complex formulas and data calculations, sometimes incorrect values appear, such as #DIV/0, #N/A, etc. Although these error values can alert users that there may be problems with the data, they sometimes interfere with the user's work. Therefore, users can make settings in Excel so that error values do not appear. The specific operations are as follows:
1. Select a table and right-click to open it in Excel.
2. Then on the application page we can see the error value in the table. At this time we need to click the page layout option above.
3. Then find the Print Title option and click it.
4. After entering the settings page, find the "Print error cells as option" and set it as the display value.
5. Finally, when we find the option, select the blank option in the drop-down box and click OK.
