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I am trying to create an Excel lambda function that calls another lambda function. But Excel returned #VALUE! when I ran it. Does Excel support this kind of operation?
#VALUE!
mylambda1 takes two arguments, but in mylambda2, you are calling mylambda1 with only one: x+y.
mylambda1
mylambda2
x+y
Change mylambda2 to:
=LAMBDA(a,b,mylambda1(a,b))
No need for a LET function in this case.
LET
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I found another solution by calling the mylambda1 function within the let function as follows:
let
mylambda1 = lambda(a, b, a+b) mylambda2 = lambda(a, b, let(x, a, y, b, mylambda1(x,y)))
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