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EXCEL ISNUMBER FUNCTION
Excel ISNUMBER Function Introduction
If value is an integer, this function will return TRUE; otherwise, it will return FALSE. If A1 includes a number or a formula that yields a numeric value, for example, =ISNUMBER(A1) will return TRUE. ISNUMBER will return FALSE if A1 includes text.
Description of Excel ISNUMBER Function
Syntax:
=ISNUMBER (value)
Parameter list:
- value – the value that will be evaluated.
- If this is a number or a reference to a cell that contains a numeric value, ISNUMBER returns TRUE, otherwise FALSE.
Step By Step Guide of ISNUMBER Function
Key Points
- In conditional statements, this function is most commonly used in combination with IF.
- This method will return FALSE if you give a number wrapped in a string (e.g. ISNUMBER(‘123’)).
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