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EXCEL ISODD FUNCTION
Excel ISODD Function Introduction
This function determines if a value is odd or even, returning TRUE when the value is odd and FALSE when the value is even. =ISODD(A1), for example, returns TRUE if A1 includes the number 7, and FALSE if A1 contains the number 6. The value is usually given as a cell address.
Description of Excel ISODD Function
Syntax:
=ISODD (number)
Parameter list:
- number – the numeric value to test, which is truncated if it is not an integer.
Step By Step Guide of ISODD Function
Example:
If value is an odd integer or a reference to a cell holding an odd integer, ISODD returns TRUE; otherwise, it returns FALSE.
Key Points
- In conditional statements, this function is most commonly used in combination with IF.
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