54 Best Excel Functions requiring numeric arguments
Categories- Function Category 📊MathematicalOperation Type 🔧CalculationRequired Arguments Count 🔢2Required Arguments Type 📊Number & RangePros ✅Easy To Use, Versatile For Filtering Sums and Clear SyntaxCons ❌Limited To Single Condition & Can Be Slow With Large Datasets
- Function Category 📊StatisticalOperation Type 🔧CalculationRequired Arguments Count 🔢1Required Arguments Type 📊Number & ArrayPros ✅Advanced Statistics, Precise Calculations and ProfessionalCons ❌Complex For Beginners & Specific Use Case
- Function Category 📊Lookup & ReferenceOperation Type 🔧RetrievalRequired Arguments Count 🔢4Required Arguments Type 📊Range, Number and TextPros ✅Flexible Horizontal Search & Good For Wide DatasetsCons ❌Limited To Horizontal Data & Less Common Than VLOOKUP
- Function Category 📊Lookup & ReferenceOperation Type 🔧RetrievalRequired Arguments Count 🔢3Required Arguments Type 📊Range & NumberPros ✅Flexible Range Selection & Dynamic ReferencesCons ❌Volatile Calculation & Complex Syntax
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Facts about Best Excel Functions requiring numeric arguments
- SUMIF belongs to the Mathematical category. SUMIF performs Calculation operations. SUMIF needs 2 required arguments The argument types that SUMIF accepts are Number,Range.
- KURT belongs to the Statistical category. KURT performs Calculation operations. KURT needs 1 required arguments The argument types that KURT accepts are Number,Array.
- HLOOKUP belongs to the Lookup & Reference category. HLOOKUP performs Retrieval operations. HLOOKUP needs 4 required arguments The argument types that HLOOKUP accepts are Range,Number.
- OFFSET belongs to the Lookup & Reference category. OFFSET performs Retrieval operations. OFFSET needs 3 required arguments The argument types that OFFSET accepts are Range,Number.