Excel ISEVEN Function

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Description

The Excel ISEVEN function tests if a supplied number (or numeric expression) is even, if so, it returns TRUE, otherwise, it returns FALSE.

Syntax and arguments

Formula syntax

Arguments

Return Value

The ISEVEN function returns a logical value TRUE or FALSE.

Error

The ISEVEN function returns a #VALUE! error value when a non-numeric value is tested.

Version

Excel 2003 and later versions

Usage and Examples

Example: Basic Usage

To check if the numbers in range B4:B8 are even numbers, you can use the ISEVEN function as below:

Select a cell to place the checking result, and type the formula as this:

=ISEVEN(B4))

Press Enter key, and then drag the auto-fill handle down to get all results.
Note: 5/1/2022 is stored as a 5-digits number 44682 in Excel, it is an even number.

Relative Functions:

• Excel ISODD Function
  The ISODD function checks whether a value is an odd number. If the given value is an odd number, it returns TRUE. Otherwise, it returns FALSE.

• Excel ISEER Function
  The ISERR function returns TRUE for any error type (except #N/A) and FALSE otherwise.

• Excel ERROR.TYPE Function
  The ERROR.TYPE function returns a number that corresponds to a specific error value. If no error exists, ERROR.TYPE returns the #N/A error.

• Excel ISREF Function
  The ISREF function checks whether a given value is a reference. If the given value is a reference, it returns TRUE. Otherwise, it returns FALSE.