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IF + ISERROR Function in Excel: Syntax, Examples and Free Practice

By Rinkesh Shah, founder of Cellgrids.

IF + ISERROR is an Excel Logical function. Checks if a formula would produce an error, and shows a fallback message instead if it would (an older alternative to IFERROR).

IF + ISERROR syntax

=IF(ISERROR(formula), "fallback text", formula)

Arguments

When to use IF + ISERROR

Showing '-' instead of a #DIV/0! error when a percentage's denominator is zero.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the IF + ISERROR function do in Excel?

Checks if a formula would produce an error, and shows a fallback message instead if it would (an older alternative to IFERROR).

What is the syntax of IF + ISERROR in Excel?

The syntax is =IF(ISERROR(formula), "fallback text", formula). formula: The calculation that might error; fallback text: What to show instead of the error.

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