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I’m using the if statement to check whether a cell is a number. If yes, just return the original number, else, return the string ‘Not a number’. However, I got some troubles while I was outputting the string ‘Not a number’. Following are the function I’m using, how could I modify it?
=if(isnumber(A1), A1, 'Not a number')
It works while A1 is a number but fails while it’s not a number.
You are missing double quotes.
Try this