AGGREGATE in WPS on Windows FAQ

Q: What should I do if the AGGREGATE function shows an error after I enter it?

Check whether the formula starts with = . Review brackets, parameter count, and separators. Use the syntax prompt that appears during input to correct the formula. Press Enter again to confirm the updated formula.

Q: How can I view help for the AGGREGATE function?

Select any editable cell. Type =AGGREGATE( . Review the automatic syntax prompt and parameter guidance. Continue entering or revising the formula as needed.

When using the AGGREGATE function, 3 common issue types appear most often: formula errors, help lookup, and incorrect results; this section answers 3 common questions.

FAQ

What should I do if the AGGREGATE function shows an error after I enter it?

Check whether the formula starts with =.
Review brackets, parameter count, and separators.
Use the syntax prompt that appears during input to correct the formula.
Press Enter again to confirm the updated formula.

How can I view help for the AGGREGATE function?

Select any editable cell.
Type =AGGREGATE(.
Review the automatic syntax prompt and parameter guidance.
Continue entering or revising the formula as needed.

Why is the AGGREGATE result incorrect?

Check whether referenced cells contain numbers stored as text.
Review the selected range, especially for cross-worksheet references.
Check for circular references or nested logic issues.
After changing data, confirm whether the result updates automatically and re-enter the formula if needed.

Glossary

Term	Definition
AGGREGATE	A spreadsheet function used for statistical and calculation tasks with different parameter combinations.
Syntax prompt	The on-screen parameter guidance that appears while you type a function.
Cross-worksheet reference	A formula reference that pulls data from another worksheet in the same file.
Nested calculation	A formula structure that includes other functions or expressions inside a larger formula.