ISERR() vs. ISERROR()

Karthik-Excelsior

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Hi Excel gurus,

Isn't it odd to have both these functions, when ISERROR() does ALL that ISERR() does except of course not capturing '#N/A' s?

One of the Excel oddities? :)

Karthik
 

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Hi Excel gurus,

Isn't it odd to have both these functions, when ISERROR() does ALL that ISERR() does except of course not capturing '#N/A' s?

One of the Excel oddities? :)

Karthik
If you need to error trap and don't have to worry about #N/A then you can save a couple of keystrokes by using ISERR!
 
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ISERR is handy for charting, where you might be happy to allow the #N/A result to propagate to prevent plotting.
 
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