The LET function assigns names to calculation results, allowing you to store intermediate values within a formula.
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=LET(name1, value1, [name2, value2, ...], calculation)Calculate a 10% tax on a total: =LET(subtotal, 100, tax, 0.1, subtotal * (1 + tax))
LET makes complex formulas easier to read, debug, and faster to calculate by avoiding redundant operations.