Skip to content

Excel Functions

Excel f(x)s = Excel Functions

  • Excel sessions – 2013 VS 2010 Excel User tips
  • Paste Special Percentage Excel User tips
  • FORMULATEXT to show formulas FORMULATEXT
  • Rotate table using 1 formula ADDRESS
  • Middle name + 1st name Basic Math
  • Scorring, saving multiple outputs in 1 number Basic Math
  • Change Calculator – calculate change in multiple bills/coins Formulas - combined functions
  • Excel ad from early 90s Non-functions

CHOOSE – tree of decisions

Posted on February 20, 2020 By ANmar

If you are like me, then you must have needed to use CHOOSE function
This is basically like “SELECT CASE” statement, but more limited

So, in few words, you can derive the flow of formulas to go to function1, function2, function3, or function4 based on an integer.
More like a nested IF, it can actually replaces a nested IF if you can, use it, it is faster, and most important, easier to maintain.

If Index_Num = 1, the first Value (Value1) will be executed
If Index_num = 2, the Value2 will be executed
If 3, then Value3
And so on …

CHOOSE, Formulas - combined functions, IF Tags:CHOOSE, identifier, IF, Nested

Post navigation

Previous Post: Blank (isempty) VS “” (null string)
Next Post: CountIf limitation

Related Posts

  • SimpleANBox Basic Math
  • Jan8 date format AND
  • Calculate above and below me Average
  • Extract Address into table Formulas - combined functions
  • Progress bar in pure functions CHAR
  • Convert 2-column into wide (column-row) table Formulas - combined functions

Recent Posts

  • Calculate above and below me
  • Stale values (Scratched functions)
  • Middle name + 1st name
  • LastSunday, LastSaturday
  • Paste Special Percentage

Archives

Categories

  • Array formula (1)
  • Formulas – combined functions (58)
  • Google Sheets (2)
  • Non-functions (36)
    • ActiveX controls (2)
    • Conditional Formatting (7)
    • Data Validation (7)
    • Excel User tips (19)
    • Format Cells (6)
    • Graphics (4)
    • Names (3)
  • Standard functions (83)
    • Basic Math (18)
    • Date and Time (16)
      • DATE (9)
      • Hour (1)
      • MONTH (7)
      • NETWORKDAYS (2)
      • TODAY (7)
      • WEEKDAY (8)
      • WEEKNUM (1)
      • YEAR (8)
    • Engineering (1)
      • CONVERT (1)
    • Information (6)
      • CELL (4)
      • ISERROR (1)
      • N (1)
    • Logical (31)
      • AND (5)
      • IF (25)
      • IFERROR (7)
      • IFNA (1)
      • IFS (1)
      • ISERROR (1)
      • OR (2)
    • Lookup and References (36)
      • ADDRESS (4)
      • CHOOSE (3)
      • COLUMN (7)
      • FORMULATEXT (1)
      • HLOOKUP (1)
      • HYPERLINK (2)
      • INDEX (5)
      • INDIRECT (6)
      • MATCH (12)
      • OFFSET (15)
      • ROW (11)
      • VLOOKUP (5)
    • Math and Trig (24)
      • ABS (1)
      • CEILING (1)
      • COUNT (1)
      • COUNTA (4)
      • INT (9)
      • LARGE (2)
      • MAX (1)
      • Min (2)
      • SMALL (3)
      • SUM (3)
      • SUMIF (1)
      • SUMIFS (2)
      • SUMPRODUCT (1)
    • Statistical (6)
      • Average (1)
      • COUNTIF (4)
      • COUNTIFS (1)
    • Texts and Strings (24)
      • CHAR (5)
      • CONCATINATE (1)
      • FIND (1)
      • LEFT (8)
      • Len (4)
      • MID (9)
      • REPT (3)
      • RIGHT (2)
      • SEARCH (9)
      • STRING (1)
      • SUBSTITUTE (2)
      • TEXT (4)
      • TRIM (2)
      • VALUE (2)
  • Uncategorized (2)
  • User-Defined f(x)s = UDF (3)
    • HyperlinkOf (1)
  • Worksheet (16)
  • XLfxs (2)

Meta

  • Log in
  • Entries feed
  • Comments feed
  • WordPress.org
  • Scorring, saving multiple outputs in 1 number Basic Math
  • Calculate above and below me Average
  • Compare2, a tool to compare two sheets using formulas Conditional Formatting
  • Expenses calendar, FaCal Basic Math
  • Lesson learned: Do not trust Google Sheets function Google Sheets
  • IFS (and IFNA) to avoid nested IFs Formulas - combined functions
  • IF with AND and IF with OR AND
  • Extract current (Active) workbook name CELL

Copyright © 2026 Excel Functions.

Powered by PressBook News Dark theme