Represents the "#VALUE!" error that occurs when value is not the expected type or when the formula is badly formed (incorrect number of parameters in function, unbalanced parenthesis etc).
This class is not intended to be instantiated in your code.
Ges the data associated with the error.
It could be a text that explains the error or a JavaScript exception object associated with the error.
Gets the error code, for example "#DIV/0!".
toString(): void
Returns the string that represents the error.
Represents the "#VALUE!" error that occurs when value is not the expected type or when the formula is badly formed (incorrect number of parameters in function, unbalanced parenthesis etc).
This class is not intended to be instantiated in your code.