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Find Excel and Google Sheets formulas free by task or function name. Compare syntax with LibreOffice Calc and check examples against your workbook and software version.
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Find Excel and Google Sheets formulas free by task or function name. Compare syntax with LibreOffice Calc and check examples against your workbook and software version.
Search “sum by multiple criteria” to find SUMIFS. Filter for Google Sheets to find app-specific functions such as QUERY and IMPORTRANGE.
This is a curated index of common functions, not a complete mirror of every function in every app, version, or locale. Separators, function names, array behavior, and availability may vary. Consult vendor documentation and verify important formulas in the target app.
Check whether your app and version support the function, whether your locale expects semicolons, and whether date or array arguments use the expected format.
Not always. Prefer common functions marked for multiple apps, and review notes for app-specific or dynamic-array functions.
No. It provides formula references and copy actions; it does not upload or read workbooks.
Use the local functions for free without a KitNelo account. Optional Gemini generation sends the supplied text to Google and requires a configured server API key; provider fees and quotas can apply.
Examples are references. Check separators, software version and source ranges in your own workbook.
Read KitNelo data and privacy detailsDescribe the spreadsheet task or search a function name to find a relevant Excel formula example. Replace sample ranges with your own cells and check the required Excel version before using the expression in a workbook.
Choose Google Sheets and search for a calculation, lookup or text task to inspect matching functions. Use the shown syntax as a reference, then confirm the argument order, separators and actual sheet ranges in your document.
Review examples across Excel, Google Sheets and LibreOffice Calc when moving a calculation between applications. Compare function availability and separators rather than assuming identical behavior, and test the adapted formula against a small set of known results.
