The INDEX function in Google Sheets returns the value of a cell within an input range, relatively separated from the first cell by row and column offsets. This is similar to the index at the end of a book, which provides a quick way to locate specific content.

How to Add a New Table of Contents in Google Docs

1. Write a section header and click Normal text.
2. Select Heading 1, Heading 2, Heading 4 or Heading 4, depending on your formatting preference.
3. Click Insert.
4. Select Table of contents.
5. After you add more headings, click inside the Table of Contents box.

How to get indexed by Google

1. Go to Google Search Console.
2. Navigate to the URL inspection tool.
3. Paste the URL you’d like Google to index into the search bar.
4. Wait for Google to check the URL.
5. Click the “Request indexing” button.

We can use a formula that is based on the INDEX and MATCH functions to lookup a value in a table in a Google Sheet. Unlike in excel where the result is entered with CRTL+SHIFT+ENTER, the result is entered with the enter key only for Google Sheets.

A sheet index is a centralized and structured collection of sheets in your WorkSet. Sheet index can be useful in creating a construction document set (also called as sheet set or construction set) that contains all the sheets of your WorkSet.

How to Create a Calendar in Google Sheets?

1. Step 1: Add days of the week. First things first, create a new spreadsheet in Google Sheets.
2. Step 2: Create the whole month. Adding dates to your month is super easy.
3. Step 3: Format the calendar. Now that your calendar is ready, you’re free to format it to suit your project needs.

reference – is the address of the range of cells within which the offset is evaluated from the very first cell (on the top left). Accordingly, the INDEX formula returns the value of the offset target cell. row_offset – the number of rows to offset from the starting cell.

Figure 1- How to Use INDEX and MATCH Together in Google Sheets Range2 is the array of values that help INDEX to identify the position of the value to return We will use the INDEX and MATCH functions to get the Height and the Cost of the A grade item in figure 2.

Index, Match, and Offset are three similar functions in Google Sheets. Also when you combine Index and Match functions, it can behave like Vlookup as well as Hlookup functions.

The first is to use a template. If you recall, you can access these when going into Drive, scroll down to Google Sheets, and select From a template. Here you will find a wide range of premade calendar templates instead of making one from scratch.