This Excel tutorial explains how to use the Excel DGET function with syntax and examples. The Microsoft Excel DGET function retrieves from a database a single record that matches a given criteria. It is ia worksheet function (WS).
Supposing the database is in range B8:E16, the criteria are listed in range B4:E5, now to get the corresponding sale based on the criteria, please use the formula as this: =DGET(B8:E16,4,B4:E5)//take the forth column in the database as field ...
Use the formula to count fields having city “Los Angeles” & “TotalPrice” less than 100. =DCOUNT(A1:F15,"TotalPrice",A17:F18) The count is 2. Use the DCOUNTA function to count number fields having condition not only on numeric values. ...
but they also play a key role in data management for Excel dashboards. Example: let’s say that the next update adds a new column to your table. If you don’t use named ranges you’ll have to change every single formula and add that extra column manually. Withdynamic named ranges, t...