What type of special validation error alert is thrown by MS Excel if a formula includes an invalid numeric argument or out-of-bounds parameter, such as finding the square root of a negative number via =SQRT(-9)?
Explanation:
The #NUM! error indicates a problem with a number in a formula, such as an argument that falls outside a function's supported domain (e.g., performing a square root on a negative number).
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