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How to Use ISODD() in Google Sheets

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Checks whether the provided value is odd.

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ISODD(value)

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In cells B1:B10, use the ISODD formula to check if the corresponding values in A1:A10 are odd. The formula should return TRUE for odd numbers and FALSE for even numbers.

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