I will fix broken excel formulas and errors
About this Gig
Got a formula throwing #REF!, #VALUE!, or #DIV/0!? Or numbers that just look wrong and you can't figure out why?
I'll find what's broken, fix it, and explain in plain terms what caused it, so you understand your own sheet better instead of just getting a fixed file back.
What I do:
- Diagnose formula errors: #REF!, #VALUE!, #DIV/0!, #N/A, or results that are simply incorrect
- Rebuild fragile formulas using proper lookups instead of hardcoded values
- Add error handling so future edits don't break the sheet again
- Check that your totals actually reconcile, because silently wrong numbers are the dangerous kind
- Explain the cause of each error, not just deliver a silent fix
Included free with every order:
· Data cleaning on the cells causing your errors: text stored as numbers, trailing spaces, inconsistent formats
· Duplicate rows removed
· Dates and number formats standardized
· Delivered in Excel, CSV and PDF
· Google Sheets compatible
· Short note explaining what caused each error
Send me your file and point me to what looks wrong, or just say "something's off, not sure what" and I'll take it from there.
Technology:
Excel
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Google Sheets
Data type:
Numeric
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Date
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Free text
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Currency
FAQ
I don't know which formula is broken. Can you still help?
Yes. Just send the file and tell me what looks wrong — a total that seems off, a column full of errors, anything. Finding the cause is part of the job.
Will you explain the fix or just send it back?
I explain every fix in plain language, including what caused it. Expecting you'll know how to avoid the same problem next time.
What if my totals look fine but the numbers are wrong?
Those are the ones worth catching. Formulas that return a wrong result without showing an error are harder to spot than #REF!. I check for both.
Does this work for Google Sheets?
Yes. The formula logic is the same. Just let me know before I start if Google Sheets is where you work.
What if the same error comes back later?
It shouldn't. I rebuild fragile formulas with proper references and error handling instead of patching the symptom, so edits don't break them again.

