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Returns the "value not available" error, `#N/A`. Learn more

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In Google Sheets, NA() is a built-in function that stands for "Not Available". It is used to return a value that represents an undefined or missing value in a cell.

The NA() function is commonly used in formulas as a placeholder for cells where a value is not yet available, or when a formula cannot produce a result.

For example, if you have a formula that divides a number by zero, the result will be an error value, but you can use the NA() function to return a more meaningful value instead.

The syntax for the NA() function is very simple, as it takes no arguments. You simply enter =NA() in a cell to return the "Not Available" value.

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