LAMBDA Function Explained
The LAMBDA function in Microsoft Excel is used to create custom functions that can be used in formulas. It takes up to 255 arguments and returns a single value. It is useful for creating complex formulas that can be used in other formulas.
LAMBDA Function Syntax
LAMBDA(x, y, z, expression)
• x – The first argument of the function, which is the name of the variable to be used in the expression.
• y – The second argument of the function, which is the name of the second variable to be used in the expression.
• z – The third argument of the function, which is the name of the third variable to be used in the expression.
• expression – The fourth argument of the function, which is the expression to be evaluated using the variables provided.