Excel ISREF Function

Summary

The Excel ISREF returns TRUE when a cell contains a reference and FALSE if not. You can use the ISREF function to check if a cell contains a valid reference.

Purpose

Test for a reference

Return value

A logical value (TRUE or FALSE)

Syntax

=ISREF (value)

Arguments

Usage notes

Use the ISREF function to check if value is a reference. ISREF will return TRUE when value is a reference and FALSE if not.

For example, =ISREF(A1) will return TRUE and =ISREF("apple") will return false.

ISREF is part of a group of functions called the IS functions that all return the logical values TRUE or FALSE.

 

Excel ISREF Function

Summary

The Excel ISREF returns TRUE when a cell contains a reference and FALSE if not. You can use the ISREF function to check if a cell contains a valid reference.

Purpose

Test for a reference

Return value

A logical value (TRUE or FALSE)

Syntax

=ISREF (value)

Arguments

Usage notes

Use the ISREF function to check if value is a reference. ISREF will return TRUE when value is a reference and FALSE if not.

For example, =ISREF(A1) will return TRUE and =ISREF("apple") will return false.

ISREF is part of a group of functions called the IS functions that all return the logical values TRUE or FALSE.