EXCEL MAP FUNCTION

In Excel, the MAP function “tracks” a custom LAMBDA function to each value in an array. To every value, the LAMBDA function is applied, and the Mapping result is an array of results with the same dimensions as the original array.

Syntax :

=MAP (array1, [array2], …, lambda)

Parameters :

  • array1 – The array to be mapped.
  • array2 – [required] LAMBDA need additional arrays.
  • lambda – The name of the custom LAMBDA function that will be used.

Step By Step Guide of MAP Function

Example :

Each array value is converted to a particular LAMBDA function by the MAP function. For example, the following formula translates a LAMBDA function that simply adds 1 to each item in the given array:
=MAP({2,3,4},LAMBDA(a,a+1)) / produces 3,4,5

Map function

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