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Information Formulas in Dashpivot

Here are the information formulas in Dashpivot with syntaxes, samples, and results.

Janmari Tanga-An avatar
Written by Janmari Tanga-An
Updated over 5 months ago

Dashpivot offers the following formulas that perform data validation and error checking. The other uses of information formulas are the following:

  • Error Checking

  • Data Validation

  • Formula Construction

  • Cell Information

  • Error Prevention

  • Data Transfer

Make use of the information formulas in Dashpivot to streamline your forms and make processes much easier to track.

Function ID

Description

Syntax

Sample

Notes

ISBLANK

Returns TRUE if the reference to a cell is blank.

ISBLANK(Value)

=ISBLANK(A1)

*A1 - all fields

Given that,

A1 = ““

Returns text,

true

(because cell A1 is empty)

TRUE if the cell is empty and FALSE if it contains any data.

ISEVEN

Returns TRUE if the value is an even integer, or FALSE if the value is odd.

ISEVEN(Value)

=ISEVEN(A1)

*A1 - Number field

Given that,

A1 = 12

Returns text,

true

(because cell A1 is an even number)

TRUE if the number is even and FALSE if the number is odd.

ISLOGICAL

Tests for a logical value (TRUE or FALSE).

ISLOGICAL(Value)

=ISLOGICAL(A1)

*A1 - Text field

Given that,

A1 = “FALSE”

Returns text,

true

(Because A1 = “FALSE” and FALSE is a logical value)

This is used for logical values, meaning will return TRUE for values “TRUE” and “FALSE”. Numbers, texts, and empty cells will return FALSE.

ISNONTEXT

Tests if the cell contents are text or numbers, and returns FALSE if the contents are text.

ISNONTEXT(Value)

=ISNONTEXT(A1)

*A1 - Text field

Given that,

A1 = 123

Returns text,

true

(Because A1 = “123” and “123” is a number)

True for: numbers, logical values, errors, or empty cells

False for texts, or those including texts

ISNUMBER

Returns TRUE if the value refers to a number.

ISNUMBER(Value)

=ISNUMBER(A1)

*A1 - Text field

Given that,

A1 = 31

Returns text,

true

TRUE if the value is a number and FALSE otherwise

ISODD

Returns TRUE if the value is odd, or FALSE if the number is even.

ISODD(Value)

=ISODD(A1)

*A1 - Number field

Given that,

A1 = 15

Returns text,

true

TRUE if the number is odd and FALSE if the number is even.

ISTEXT

Returns TRUE if the cell contents refer to text.

ISTEXT(Value)

=ISTEXT(A1)

*A1 - Text field

Given that,

A1 = “text”

Returns text,

true

TRUE if the value is text and FALSE otherwise

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