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How to Use ISERR Function

The ISERR Function checks whether a value is an error of #VALUE!, #REF!, #DIV/0!, #NUM!, #NAME?, #NULL!, except #N/A error.

Formula:

= ISERR(value)

Explanations:

Value is required, when the value is any of the following error: #VALUE!, #REF!, #DIV/0!, #NUM!, #NAME? or #NULL!", the result returns True, or returns False when the cell is not any of these errors.

Cautions:

#N/A error is excluded and ISERR(#N/A) returns false.

=ISERR(A2)

Cell A2 is #VALUE! error, ISERR(#VALUE!) returns to TRUE.

=ISERR(A10)

Cell A10 is number 21, ISERR(21) returns to FALSE.

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