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EXCEL ISTEXT FUNCTION
Excel ISTEXT Function Introduction
This function determines if the value is text or not. When the value is text, ISTEXT returns TRUE; otherwise, it returns FALSE.
Description of Excel ISTEXT Function
Syntax:
=ISTEXT (value)
Parameter list:
- value – the value that will be evaluated.
- If A1 contains the word “Apple,” for example, =ISTEXT(A1) will return TRUE. Value is frequently provided as a cell address.
Step By Step Guide of ISTEXT Function
Here in the given example:
Cell13 Contains Word “Apple”, ISTEXT(c13) returns TRUE.
Whereas Cell14 Contains null and Cell15 Contains a number 34, ISTEXT(c14) and ISTEXT(15) returns FALSE.
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