How to use Excel ISODD Function (with Examples)
The Excel ISODD function lets you check whether the number in a given cell is odd or not. It returns TRUE or FALSE as the output: For example, suppose you …
The Excel ISODD function lets you check whether the number in a given cell is odd or not. It returns TRUE or FALSE as the output: For example, suppose you …
The Excel ISOMITTED function lets you create a custom LAMBDA function with optional arguments. It checks whether an argument specified within a LAMBDA function is missing or not. The function …
The Excel ISREF function lets you check whether the given reference (to a cell or range) is valid or not. It returns TRUE or FALSE as the output: It helps …
The Excel N function lets you convert a given value into a valid numeric value. It is mainly used to convert logical values as follows: It is mainly used to …
The Excel T function lets you check whether the given value is a valid text string or not. If it is a valid text string, the function returns the exact …
The Excel ISEVEN function lets you check whether the number in a given cell is even or not. It returns TRUE or FALSE as the output: For example, suppose you …
The Excel NA function lets you display the #N/A error value, which means “no value available” or “not available.” It is mainly combined with the IF and other functions in …
The Excel SHEET function lets you check the sheet number. You can either go to any sheet and type the formula or specify any cell from the target sheet to …
The Excel SHEETS function lets you count the total number of sheets within the given workbook. It is beneficial when you are managing huge workbooks with multiple worksheets. For example, …
The Excel TYPE function lets you check the data type of the given value. It returns an integer value corresponding to the type of the given value. For example, suppose …