LET |
LET(name1, name_value1, calculation [,name_value2] [,calculation] [..]) |
Returns the result of a formula that can use variables. |
name1 | The name of the first variable. |
name_value1 | The value or expression to assign to the first variable. |
calculation | (or name2) The formula that uses the "name1" variable (or the name of a second variable). |
name_value2 | (Optional) The value or expression to assign to the second variable. |
calculation | (or name3) (Optional) The formula that uses both the "name1" and "name2" variables (or the name of a third variable). |
REMARKS |
* This function was added in Excel 2021. * For an illustrated example refer to the page under Advanced Functions * This function can create a Dynamic Array Formula. * This function allows you to create internal variables that can be used in the calculation/formula. * This function can remove duplicates in a formula and guarantees the expression will only be calculated once. * You can have a maximum of 126 (name,value) pairs. * If you use a variable in your calculation that has not been declared then #NAME? is returned. Example 10. * You can use the IF function to return the value based on a logical test that is True or False. * You can use the RANDBETWEEN function to return a random integer between two values (>=bottom and <=top). * You can use the SUM function to return the total of the numerical values. * For the Microsoft documentation refer to support.microsoft.com |
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1 - Declare a variable that contains the value 5 and add 1 to its value. 2 - Declare a variable that contains the value 5 and add 100 to its value. 3 - Declare a variable that contains the value 100 and divide it by 5. 4 - Declare a variable that contains the value 5 and use that variable for an argument in the SUM function. 5 - Declare a variable that contains the value 5 and add the contents of cells B1 and B2 to its value. 6 - Declare a variable that contains the value in cell B1 and add 1 to its value. 7 - Declare a variable that contains the result from the expression "SUM(B1:B4)" and use that variable twice in the IF function. 8 - Declare two variables, the first containing the value 10 and the second containing the value 20 and add those values together. 9 - Declare a variable that contains the result from the expression "RANDBETWEEN(1,2)" and check if both the occurrences of that variable contain the same value. 10 - Declare a variable that has a different name to the one used in the calculation. 11 - Declare a variable that contains the value 5 and add the contents of cell B6 which contains text. |
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