This article introduces the ISBLANK function, one of the functions in the information group widely used in Excel.

Description: The function checks if a cell contains an empty value. It returns True if the cell is empty and False otherwise.
Syntax: ISBLANK(value)
In this context:
- value: The mandatory parameter to determine if it is an empty value or not.
Note:
- The function returns True if the value is an empty value and False if it is not an empty value.
For instance:
Check if values in the value are empty or not.

- In the cell where you want to calculate, enter the formula: =ISBLANK(C6)

- Press Enter -> the returned value is:

- Similarly, copy the formula for the remaining values to get the result:

Above is the guidance and some specific examples when using the ISBLANK function in Excel.
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