IFERROR()
Syntax. IFERROR(value,value_if_error)
Definition. This function returns the second argument if the first argument results in an error. This function was introduced in Excel 2007.
Arguments
value (required). Any value or expression
value_if_error (required). The value that is returned if the value argument generates an error. The errors are
#NA!,#VALUE!,#REF!,#DIV/0!,#NUM!,#NAME?, or#NULL!. If no error exists, the value of the first argument is returned.
Background. Use the IFERROR() function to test values and formulas based on conditions.
If the value or value_if_error argument refers to an empty cell, the function treats this cell as a cell containing an empty string (“”).
If value is an array formula, the IFERROR() function returns ...
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