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ADDRESS(row_num, column_num, [abs_num], [a1], [sheet_text])ADDRESS(row_num, column_num, [abs_num], [a1], [sheet_text])
Returns a string containing the specified cell address.
row_num | The row number of the cell. | ||||||||
column_num | The column number of the cell. | ||||||||
abs_num | A number representing whether the row or column are to be absolute or relative. The possible values are: | ||||||||
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If this parameter is omitted it defaults to 1. | |||||||||
a1 | Specifies the style of the reference. The possible values are: | ||||||||
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If this parameter is omitted it defaults to TRUE. | |||||||||
sheet_text | Optional sheet name with which to prefix the reference. |
Returns the number of areas contained in the reference.
reference | The reference whose areas you want to count. |
CHOOSE(index_num, value1, [value2, ...])
Returns one of several values depending on the index.
index_num | The index of the value to be returned, should be in the range 1 to 29. |
value1, ... | Up to 29 values, one of which will be chosen to be the result. |
Returns the column number of the reference.
reference | The reference whose column number you want. If this parameter is omitted it defaults to the cell containing the function. |
Returns the number of columns in the reference.
array | The reference whose columns you want to count. |
HLOOKUP(lookup_value, table_range, row_index_num, [range_lookup])
Returns a value from a horizontal table, found by searching for the lookup value in the top row of the table and then returning a value from the same or a different row in the table.
lookup_value | The value to be found in the table. | ||||
table_range | A reference containing the table cells. | ||||
row_index_num | The offset of the value to be returned, where 1 is the top row of the table. | ||||
range_lookup | Whether to find an approximate or exact match. The possible values are: | ||||
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If this parameter is omitted it defaults to TRUE. |
HYPERLINK(link_location, [friendly_name])
Jumps to a cell or range when this cell is selected.
link_location | A text expression that evaluates to the form "filename" or "[filename]reference". |
friendly_name | The text to be displayed in the cell. If this parameter is omitted it defaults to the link location text. |
INDEX(reference, [row_num], [col_num], [area_num])
Returns a subset of an array or reference.
reference | The array or reference of which you want the subset. |
row_num | The number of the row to return. If this parameter is omitted all rows will be returned. |
col_num | The number of the column to return. If this parameter is omitted all columns will be returned. |
area_num | The number of the area to return when the reference contains more than one area. If this parameter is omitted it defaults to 1. |
Returns a reference from the specified text.
ref_text | A text expression that evaluates to the name of a cell or range of cells. | ||||
a1 | Specifies the style of the reference. The possible values are: | ||||
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If this parameter is omitted it defaults to TRUE. |
LOOKUP(lookup_value, lookup_range, [result_range])
Returns a value from a horizontal or vertical table, found by searching for the lookup value in the top row (for a horizontal table) or left column (for a vertical or square table) of the table and then returning a value from the corresponding position in the result range (if specified) or from the bottom row (for a horizontal table) or right column (for a vertical or square table) of the table.
lookup_value | The value to be found in the table. |
table_range | A reference containing the table cells. |
result_range | The range of cells from which to return a result. If this parameter is not specified the result will be returned from the opposite row or column of the table range. |
MATCH(lookup_value, lookup_range, [match_type])
Returns a number representing the position of a value in a table.
lookup_value | The value to be found in the table. | ||||||
lookup_range | A reference containing the table cells. | ||||||
match_type | Whether to find an approximate or exact match. The possible values are: | ||||||
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If this parameter is omitted it defaults to 1. |
OFFSET(reference, rows, cols, [height], [width])
Returns a new reference based on the specified reference.
reference | The reference to be used as a starting point. |
rows | The number of rows to move the reference up (negative) or down (positive). |
cols | The number of columns to move the reference left (negative) or right (positive). |
height | The height of the new reference. If this parameter is omitted it defaults to the height of the old reference. |
width | The width of the new reference. If this parameter is omitted it defaults to the width of the old reference. |
Returns the row number of the reference.
reference | The reference whose row number you want. If this parameter is omitted it defaults to the cell containing the function. |
Returns the number of rows in the reference.
array | The reference whose rows you want to count. |
Returns the transposition of the specified array or reference.
array | The array or reference whose values you want to transpose. |
VLOOKUP(lookup_value, table_range, col_index_num, [range_lookup])
Returns a value from a vertical table, found by searching for the lookup value in the left column of the table and then returning a value from the same or a different column in the table.
lookup_value | The value to be found in the table. | ||||
table_range | A reference containing the table cells. | ||||
col_index_num | The offset of the value to be returned, where 1 is the left column of the table. | ||||
range_lookup | Whether to find an approximate or exact match. The possible values are: | ||||
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If this parameter is omitted it defaults to TRUE. |