It looks like you've entered `#VALUE!`, which is an error message commonly seen in spreadsheet applications like Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets. This error typically occurs when a formula has the wrong type of argument or operand. Here are some common reasons and solutions for this error:

1. **Incorrect Data Type**: Ensure that the data types in your formula are compatible. For example, trying to perform arithmetic operations on text strings will result in a `#VALUE!` error.

2. **Text in a Number Field**: If a cell contains text but is expected to contain a number, you might see this error. Check the cells referenced in your formula to ensure they contain the correct data type.

3. **Spaces or Hidden Characters**: Sometimes, cells may contain spaces or non-visible characters that cause errors. Use the `TRIM` function to remove any extra spaces from text.

4. **Array Formulas**: If you're using an array formula, make sure to enter it correctly (e.g., using Ctrl+Shift+Enter in Excel).

5. **Incorrect Function Arguments**: Double-check that all functions in your formula are being used with the correct number and type of arguments.

6. **Date and Time Issues**: If your formula involves dates or times, ensure that they are formatted correctly and recognized as such by the application.

If you provide more context or details about the specific formula or situation, I can offer more targeted advice.