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That depends on what columns are added or deleted and what functions are being used and what cells they are referencing. Sometime Excel can adjust the functions so that they continue to reference the correct cells. In other cases, removing a column might remove an important value for a function causing an error, such as the #REF! error. That can occur when a formula is looking for a cell that is no longer on the worksheet.

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