Errors and omissions
Technically speaking, the missing value created by NA()
is a type of error. You can test for errors using ISERROR()
. Similar to the other IS*()
functions that you've seen, it takes a cell address as its input and returns TRUE
if that cell contains an error and FALSE
otherwise.
Treating missing values as errors is often undesirable since real-world data naturally contains missing values. That's why there is also ISERR()
that returns TRUE
for all error types except missing values.
This exercise is part of the course
Intermediate Google Sheets
Exercise instructions
- In column
H
, applyISERROR()
to columnF
. - In column
I
, applyISERROR()
to columnG
. - In column
J
, applyISERR()
to columnG
.
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