INDEX function
Returns the value at a given row (and column) position inside a range.
Syntax
=INDEX(array, row_num, [column_num])
| Argument | What it means |
|---|---|
array | The range to pick from. |
row_num | The row position inside the range, counting from 1. |
column_numoptional | The column position, for ranges wider than one column. |
Example
=INDEX(B2:B10, 3)
Returns the third value in B2:B10, which is B4.
Try itType =INDEX( in E2 and click cells to fill in the arguments.
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Apples
12
$0.50
2024-01-15
Bananas
30
$0.25
2024-02-29
Cherries
8
$3.20
2024-04-30
Dates
15
$2.75
2024-07-27
Figs
5
$1.90
2024-12-01