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.
Syntax
=ISODD(value)
Arguments
Remarks
Return value
It returns a logical value, which is TRUE or FALSE.
Example
To find which cell in the table below contains an odd number, you can do as follows.
Select a cell, for example C6, enter the formula below and press the Enter key to get the first result. Select this result cell and then drag its AutoFill Handle down to get the rest of the results.
=ISODD(B6)
Note: In the screenshot of the results above, you can see that the date 5/22/2022 is evaluated as an odd number. That’s because dates are stored as serial numbers in Excel, and 5/22/2022 is serial number 44703, which is an odd number.
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Excel ISERR Function
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