Common questions about the ISODD function in WPS Spreadsheet on Windows usually involve parameter entry, result checks, and repeated use across cells; this section includes 3 frequent questions.
FAQ
What should I do if ISODD does not return the expected result?
- Check whether the argument is a number or a reference to a cell that contains a number.
- Make sure the formula starts with
=ISODD(...). - If you filled or copied the formula, review whether the cell reference shifted.
Why does ISODD return FALSE?
- Confirm whether the input value is even.
- If the input is a decimal, review the original value carefully before checking the result.
- Compare nearby cells to make sure the formula points to the intended reference.
How can I use ISODD in multiple cells?
- Enter the ISODD formula in the first target cell.
- Move the pointer to the fill handle at the lower-right corner of the cell.
- Drag down or copy and paste the formula into other cells.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| ISODD | A function used to test whether a value is odd and usually returns TRUE or FALSE. |
| Cell reference | A cell address used as an argument in a formula, such as A1. |
| Formula bar | The input area above the worksheet where you can view and edit formulas directly. |