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On Jul 20, 4:05*am, Hardeep_kanwar
wrote: What is the meaning of 9^9 in Below Function =LOOKUP(9^9,FIND($F$2:$F$10,A5),$G$2:G13) It means "9 to the power of 9". It is a totally unnecessary complication in this context, unless it has some cultural significance. In this context, you want "a large number". Any large number will do; better to use a constant like 1E+300 than an expression that must be evaluated. (By the way, 1E+300 is "scientific notation" for "1 times 10 to the power of 300". It is very near the largest value that Excel permits to be entered.) |
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