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How to Use LET() in Google Sheets

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Assigns names to intermediate calculated values and returns the result of a final formula expression.

How To Actually Use LET() in Sheets

LET(name1, value_expression1, [name2, ...], [value_expression2, ...], formula_expression)

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Use LET to name the average of B2:D2 as avg, then return "Great" if avg is at least 4, otherwise "Good". Place the formula in E2.

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