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You can use the new LET function in Excel to store interim formulae calculations Part one of a three-part series of blogs |
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The new Excel LET function lets you create variables to store the results of calculations, making formulae easier to read and quicker to calculate.
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The new Excel LET function allows you to store intermediate calculations in a formula:
Without LET ... | ... and with LET |
The rest of this blog is divided into two parts:
Part | Notes |
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Using LET | Why you might use the LET function and its pros and cons |
Getting LET | Updating your version of Excel if you can't use LET |
Advanced hint:
If you know how to write DAX formulae using variables
you can probably stop reading now (the new Excel LET function
allows you to declare variables in exactly the same way as for DAX, even though
the syntax is a bit different).
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