Functions: Using GoogleLookupPrintUsing the Web, the GoogleLookup function attempts to find the values for straightforward facts about specific things. Keep in mind that while the GoogleLookup function knows quite a bit, it doesn't know everything. Although not all of the formulas you try will work, we encourage you to experiment. When GoogleLookup isn't sure if an answer isn't the best one for your entry, you'll see a dialog box with a handful of possible answers that you can choose from. Just select the cell and click More Options... to select a different value. Below are instructions to use the GoogleLookup function and a list of common Lookup functions. This function is only available in English at this time.
To use the GoogleLookup function, enter the following formula in the desired spreadsheet cell:
Different attributes apply to different entities. For example:
Here are a couple of examples:
Note: In order for the formula to compute properly, quotation marks must be used around both the "entity" and the "attribute." Here are some of the types of entities you can access using GoogleLookup, and a few popular attribute names (some entities won't have all these attributes, and some will have more, so feel free to experiment):
Visit our function list for a list of currently supported functions.
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