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    CHOOSE Function: Index Num - This Is The Relative Number of Item To Choose From The Values Supplied. If We Put

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    This function allows you to choose a value from a supplied list based on a number index. The CHOOSE function takes an index number as the first argument to select which value from subsequent arguments will be returned. For example, CHOOSE(1,"Joe","Jim","Tom") would return "Joe" as the first value, while CHOOSE(2,"Joe","Jim","Tom") would return "Jim" as the second value in the list. The function is useful for dynamically selecting an option from a predefined set of choices.

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    This function allows you to choose a value from a supplied list based on a number index. The CHOOSE function takes an index number as the first argument to select which value from subsequent arguments will be returned. For example, CHOOSE(1,"Joe","Jim","Tom") would return "Joe" as the first value, while CHOOSE(2,"Joe","Jim","Tom") would return "Jim" as the second value in the list. The function is useful for dynamically selecting an option from a predefined set of choices.

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    This function allows you to choose a value from a supplied list based on a number index. The CHOOSE function takes an index number as the first argument to select which value from subsequent arguments will be returned. For example, CHOOSE(1,"Joe","Jim","Tom") would return "Joe" as the first value, while CHOOSE(2,"Joe","Jim","Tom") would return "Jim" as the second value in the list. The function is useful for dynamically selecting an option from a predefined set of choices.

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    CHOOSE Function

    This function will choose a value from a supplied list, based on a number you give.

    Index num This is the relative number of item to choose from the values supplied. If we put
    a 2, we choose Value2
    Value1,2,3 These are the choices that you would choose between

    Example 1 In cell B1 we have the formula CHOOSE(1,"Joe","Jim","Tom") to choose between


    Joe, Jim or Tom. The first part is a 1, so it means we choose the first choice, which is Joe.

    Example 2 In cell B2 we have the formula CHOOSE(A2,"Joe","Jim","Tom") to choose between


    Joe, Jim or Tom. The first part is a A2. A2 has a 2 in it, so it means we choose the 2nd option
    which is Jim

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