How to use the ISERROR function
The ISERROR function returns TRUE if a cell returns an error.
Formula in cell D3:
Excel Function Syntax
ISERROR(value)
Arguments
| value | Required. The value you want to check for an error. |
Comments
The IFERROR function introduced in Excel 2007 is more useful, in my opinion. It allows you to define an error value, check it out.
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