ISNONTEXT Google Sheet Formula

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ISNONTEXT Formula Syntax

=ISNONTEXT(A1)

Example Use Case

Checking if a value is not text

Understanding the ISNONTEXT Formula

The ISNONTEXT function in Excel checks whether a value is not text, returning TRUE if the value is a number, logical value, error, or empty cell, and FALSE if it's text. It's a data type validation tool for formula logic—like filtering or processing only non-textual data.

ISNONTEXT(A1) evaluates cell A1 and returns TRUE if it contains anything except text. It takes a single value argument and performs a text exclusion check—useful for conditional formatting or creating formulas that process numbers and other non-text values differently.

Why Use ISNONTEXT?

ISNONTEXT enables non-text detection—think numerical calculations or data type filtering. Its inverse logic to ISTEXT helps identify cells suitable for mathematical operations or when you need to process everything except text strings.

Example with Sample Data

Value	Formula	Result
123	=ISNONTEXT(123)	TRUE
"Hello"	=ISNONTEXT("Hello")	FALSE
TRUE	=ISNONTEXT(TRUE)	TRUE
Empty cell	=ISNONTEXT("")	FALSE

ISNONTEXT identifies non-text values: TRUE for numbers, logical values, errors, and empty cells; FALSE for any text strings including empty text. It's essentially the opposite of ISTEXT, useful for focusing on numerical data. It's a non-text detector.