DGET in WPS on Windows FAQ

Last updated:July 20, 2026

When using the DGET function, the most common questions focus on formula errors, argument entry, incorrect results, and availability, covering 4 main question types.

FAQ

What should I do if the DGET function shows an error?

  1. Check whether the formula starts with =.
  2. Check whether brackets, commas, or separators are complete.
  3. Verify that the database range, field, and criteria range are entered correctly.
  4. Press Enter again after making corrections.

How can I view the argument guide for the DGET function?

  1. Select the target cell and type =DGET(.
  2. Review the syntax prompt that appears while entering the formula.
  3. Confirm the order of each argument from the prompt.
  4. Complete the formula based on your worksheet structure.

Why is my DGET result incorrect?

  1. Check whether the criteria range points to only one target record.
  2. Check whether numbers, text values, and field names match the referenced cells.
  3. Check whether there is an incorrect cross-sheet reference.
  4. Update the data and review the result again.

Can I use DGET without a membership?

  1. Open WPS Spreadsheet and enter the DGET function.
  2. Complete the formula and confirm the result.
  3. If the result returns normally, the function is available directly.
  4. If you need more extended office features, review the membership plans.

Glossary

TermDefinition
DGETA database function that extracts a single result from a data range that matches specified criteria.
Database rangeThe worksheet range used for lookup, usually including field headers and multiple records.
Criteria rangeThe cell range that defines the conditions used to decide which record DGET returns.
Cross-sheet referenceA formula reference that uses data from another worksheet in the same file.