ISERRVALUE function
Returns TRUE if the value of cellreference is error type #VALUE, where an argument in the formula is the wrong type. The ISERRVALUE function is used in logical expressions that refer to another cell.
Syntax
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ISERRVALUE(cellreference) |
Remarks
Scratch cells A through D won't return a #VALUE! error because the formula can contain numbers and letters in the same string. Cells X and Y must contain numbers only.
Example 1
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Cell |
Formula |
Value returned |
|
Scratch.X1 |
= "House" |
#VALUE! |
|
Scratch.A1 |
= If (ISERRVALUE(Scratch.X1),2,Scratch.X1) |
2 |
Returns 2 because the value returned is a #VALUE! error, and the expression instructs Microsoft Visio to return a 2 in place of the error.
Example 2
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Cell |
Formula |
Value returned |
|
Scratch.A1 |
="5 + 7" |
5 + 7 |
|
Scratch.B1 |
=If (ISERRVALUE(Scratch.A1),2,Scratch.A1) |
5 + 7 |
Returns 12 because the value returned is not a #VALUE! error, and the expression instructs the Visio application to return the value of the original cell.