ISERR Function: Returns TRUE if a value is any error except #N/A in Excel

This article introduces you to the ISERR function - one of the widely used information functions in Excel.

Description: Returns True if the value is any error except #N/A.

Syntax: ISERR(value)

In which:

- value: The value to determine errors, which is a required parameter.

Note:

- The function returns True if the reference value points to an error value except #N/A, and returns False otherwise.

Example:

Determine if the values in value are error values except for #N/A or not.

- In the cell where calculation is needed, enter the formula: =ISERR(C6)

- Press Enter -> the returned value is:

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

- If the value is #N/A or not an error value -> the function returns the error value False:

Above is the guide and some specific examples of using the ISERR function in Excel.

Wishing you success!