Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ISOMITTED function?
The ISOMITTED function is used to check for missing values in the LAMBDA language. It returns TRUE if a value is missing, FALSE if the value is not missing, and a friendly string if a value is missing.
What values does the ISOMITTED function return?
The ISOMITTED function returns TRUE if a value is missing, FALSE if the value is not missing, and a friendly string if a value is missing.
How do I use the ISOMITTED function?
The ISOMITTED function can be used in LAMBDA by passing in a value as an argument. The function will then return TRUE if the value is missing, FALSE if it is not missing, and a friendly string if the value is missing.
What are some examples of the ISOMITTED function?
- If you are checking for a missing value in a LAMBDA variable, you can use the ISOMITTED function like so:
- If you are checking for a missing value in a LAMBDA array, you can use the ISOMITTED function like so:
What are the advantages of using ISOMITTED?
The ISOMITTED function is a concise and easy way to check for missing values in the Lamda function