LET Function Explained
The LET function in Microsoft Excel is used to assign a name to a value or expression. It takes two arguments: the name and the expression. The name is the name of the variable that will be assigned to the expression. The expression can be a value, a cell reference, or a formula. The LET function returns the value of the expression.
LET Function Syntax
LET(name, expression, value)
- name: The name of the variable to be created.
- expression: The expression that will be evaluated and assigned to the variable.
- value: The value that will be returned if the expression is not valid.