ISNA

Checks whether a value is the error `#N/A`. Learn more

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In Google Sheets, the ISNA function is used to check if a value is #N/A (not available) and returns a TRUE or FALSE value. The syntax for ISNA is:

ISNA(value)

where "value" is the cell or range of cells to check for #N/A.

If the value is #N/A, the function will return TRUE. If the value is not #N/A, the function will return FALSE.

This function is often used in combination with other functions, such as VLOOKUP, to handle errors or missing data in a worksheet.

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