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Hello Mithun Das,
The #VALUE! error normally means that the formula contains an invalid argument or references a cell containing text, spaces, or hidden characters instead of a numeric value. This usually means that the FeO formula has an incorrect reference or one of the referenced values is stored as text or contains a hidden space.
You could refer to this article : How to correct a #VALUE! error | Microsoft Support
Please select the FeO error cell and:
- Share the complete formula displayed in the Formula Bar.
- Select Formulas > Evaluate Formula to locate the part causing the error.
- Confirm that 10.3 and 11.51 are stored as numbers.
- Compare the formula with the working CaO formula directly below it.
Could you please select the FeO cell showing #VALUE! and provide a screenshot of the full formula displayed in the Formula Bar?
Please also show the formulas from the corresponding working cells, such as the CaO or SiO2 result cells, so the formulas and cell references can be compared. This will help determine whether the FeO formula contains an incorrect reference, different calculation, or text value.
With this information, I can help investigate the issue further and suggest the most appropriate troubleshooting steps.
Thank you again for your time and understanding. I really appreciate your patience, and I’m here to help. Looking forward to your response.