Functions description
| Function name | IF |
| Type | Logical |
| Arguments | – test – then_value – otherwise_value |
| Syntax | =IF(test, then_value, otherwise_value) |
| Description | Checks whether a condition is met and returns one value if true and another value if false. |
The Arguments description:
| Function name | DATEDIF |
| Type | Date |
| Arguments | – start_date – end_date – interval |
| Syntax | =DATEDIF(start_date, end_date, interval) |
| Description | Returns the difference between two date values in years, months, or days. |
The Arguments description:
| Interval | Result |
|---|---|
| “Y” | Difference in complete years |
| “M” | Difference in complete months |
| “D” | Difference in days |
| “MD” | Difference in days, ignoring months and years |
| “YM” | Difference in months, ignoring days and years |
| “YD” | Difference in days, ignoring years |
Examples:
=DATEDIF(D2,D3,"D")
| Function name | VLOOKUP |
| Type | Search |
| Arguments | – table – value – index – exactmatch |
| Syntax | =VLOOKUP(table, value, index, exactmatch) |
| Description | Searches down and retrieve data from a specific column in table. |
The Arguments description:
| Function name | IMAGE |
| Type | TotalSheets specific |
| Arguments | – src – mode – width – height – title viagra genérico españa |
| Syntax | =IMAGE(src, mode, width, height, title) |
| Description | Creates an image from a provided link. |
The modes description:
| Function name | SHEET |
| Type | TotalSheets specific |
| Arguments | – sheet_number – cell_range |
| Syntax | =SHEET(sheet_number, cell_range) |
| Description | Returns the value or range from another sheet in the spreadsheet. |
The arguments description:
– sheet_number – a sheet number (1, 2, …) or cell address (A1, C7, …), specifying number of sheet,
– cell_range – a cell address
| Function name | CHART |
| Type | Graphical |
| Arguments | – xvalues – yvalues – library – type – options |
| Syntax | =CHART(xvalues, yvalues, library, type, options) |
| Description | Shows a chart based on the chosen library. |
The arguments description:
– xvalues – a sequence of numbers (1, 2, 3, 4, …) or cell addresses (A1, A2, A3, …) or a range (A1:A20) specifying labels on x-axis,
– yvalues – a sequence of numbers (1, 2, 3, 4, …) or cell addresses (A1, A2, A3, …) or a range (A1:A20) specifying values on y-axis,
– library – “rgraph” (with quotes, single or double) specifying library,
– type – “line”, “bar”, “pie”, … (with quotes) specifying type of the chart,
– options – library specific options, like thickness of the line or bar, shadow etc. Currently the full specification can be found on the library’s website. Options are not mandatory and the field can be left blank. If the value of option is to be TRUE or FALSE, it needs to be given with quotes (“TRUE” or “true”). The same applies to the colours (“blue”).
Line, Bar, Horizontal Rar, Combined Line & Bar, Pie, Rose, Radar, Bipolar, Fuel, Funnel, Gantt, Gauge, Horizontal Progress, Vertical Progress, Odometer, Meter, Radial Scatter, Scatter, Semicircular Progress, Thermometer, Waterfall.
The option descriptions can be found at RGraph reference page.
Examples:
=CHART(['Olaf','Katy','Frank','Mary','Barbara','Lee','John'],[84,76,79,84,86,52,53],"rgraph",