Reference: Worksheets-Unique Functions
Worksheets functions help you organize and manage your data to see trends and obtain insights.
The functions listed in this table distinguish Worksheets from most other spreadsheet products by providing additional value for data analysis.
Functions in bold text are designed for use as unconstrained array formulas. Submit unconstrained array formulas with the special keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Alt+Enter (Windows) or Command+Option+Enter (Mac) so Worksheets can use the entire range it needs when returning the results.
As a best practice, use absolute references in Worksheets-unique functions wherever possible to minimize the use of system resources. To make a cell reference absolute, add a dollar sign ($) in front of the column letter and row number in the formula. Examples: $Q$45, $T$67, $A$1:$A$10, etc.
The Workday Administrator Guide describes the Worksheets-unique functions. The Worksheets User Guide describes all the functions in Worksheets.
Function Type | Function |
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Date |
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Engineering |
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Information |
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Logical |
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Lookup |
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Math |
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Matrix |
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Miscellaneous |
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Operator |
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Statistical |
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Table |
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Text |
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