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==Examples== | ==Examples== | ||
#=SUBSET([],[1,2,3,4]) = true | #=SUBSET([],[1,2,3,4]) = true | ||
| − | #=SUBSET([1,2],[1,2,3,4]) | + | #=SUBSET([1,2],[1,2,3,4]) = true |
#=SUBSET(["a"],["a",1,2,3,4])= true | #=SUBSET(["a"],["a",1,2,3,4])= true | ||
#=SUBSET(["a"],["a","1","b"]) = true | #=SUBSET(["a"],["a","1","b"]) = true | ||
Revision as of 13:57, 15 March 2018
SUBSET(GivenSubsetArray,GivenSuperSetArray)
- and are any set of values.
and 
are any set of values.Description
- ISSUBSET function can be used to check the given subset array is a subset of given superset array or not.
- This function gives the result as TRUE or FALSE.
- The result is TRUE when the given array is a subset of given superset array otherwise the result is false..
- The argument can be blank, or it can contain data such as text,numbers,error values,logical values or any equations.
- Text input should be give in quotes.
given array is a subset of given superset array otherwise the result is false..
Examples
- =SUBSET([],[1,2,3,4]) = true
- =SUBSET([1,2],[1,2,3,4]) = true
- =SUBSET(["a"],["a",1,2,3,4])= true
- =SUBSET(["a"],["a","1","b"]) = true
- =SUBSET([a],[a]) = Sorry! a is not defined
See Also
References