All IsFormula – Isemail, IsNumber, Istext in Google Sheet

All IsFormula – Isemail, IsNumber, Istext in Google Sheet

In Google Sheets, you can use several "IS" functions to check whether a value in a cell meets a certain criteria. Here are a few examples:

1. ISFORMULA: The ISFORMULA function checks whether a cell contains a formula. The function returns TRUE if the cell contains a formula, and FALSE otherwise. The basic syntax is:

=ISFORMULA(reference)

where "reference" is the cell or range of cells you want to check.


2. ISEMAIL: The ISEMAIL function checks whether a cell contains a valid email address. The function returns TRUE if the cell contains a valid email address, and FALSE otherwise. The basic syntax is:

=ISEMAIL(text)

where "text" is the cell or text string you want to check.


3. ISNUMBER: The ISNUMBER function checks whether a cell contains a number. The function returns TRUE if the cell contains a number, and FALSE otherwise. The basic syntax is:

=ISNUMBER(value)

where "value" is the cell or value you want to check.


4. ISTEXT: The ISTEXT function checks whether a cell contains text. The function returns TRUE if the cell contains text, and FALSE otherwise. The basic syntax is:

=ISTEXT(value)

where "value" is the cell or value you want to check.

These "IS" functions can be useful in a variety of scenarios, such as data validation, conditional formatting, and filtering data based on certain criteria.