Searches first column of range for the largest value<= lookupvalue. The function then moves right the number of columns specified by index and returns the cell value.An index value of 1 refers to the left column of range.
TYPE(value)
Returns a number discribing the type of value. If value is numeric,TYPE returns 1. If value is text, TYPE returns 2. If value is an error, TYPE returns 16.
ROWS(range)
Returns the number of rows in range.
ROW(cell)
Returns the index number of a cell or the topmost row in a range. If cell is omitted, Row returns the index of itself.
PAGENUMBER
Returns the printed page number cell is in. The function ignores the Set Print Area command and always returns the page number based on page 1 starting at cell A1.
LOOKUP(lookupvalue,range1,range2)
Searches range1 for a value <= lookupvalue, and returns the value from the corresponding position in range2. Both range1 and range2 must have either a single row or column.
INDEX(range,rowindex,columnindex)
Returns the value of the indexed cell within range. Index values start at 1, an address of 1,1 will return the topLeft cell of range.
HLOOKUP(lookupvalue,range,index)
Searches the first row of range for the largest value <= lookupvalue. The function then moves down the number of rows specified by index and returns the cell value. An index value of 1 refers to the toprow of range.
COLUMNS(range)
Returns the number of columns in range.
COLUMN(cell)
Returns the index number of a cell or the leftmost column in a range. If cell is omitted, COLUMN returns the index of itself.
CELLRC(layer,row,column)
Returns the value of the specified indexed cell. Row and column numbers start at 1. The layer argument is optional.