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# PRODUCT
Multiplies a series of values and returns the resulting product to support numeric calculations.
The PRODUCT function accepts multiple values, multiplies them together, and returns the resulting number. It performs a multiplication operation across all provided numbers or cell references and is commonly used in calculations involving totals, scaling, or combined factors.
### Syntax
```javascript
PRODUCT(value1,value2...valueN)
```
### Arguments
value1, value2 – Can be numbers or cell references (Required).
### Example
```javascript
PRODUCT(Column1,Column2)
```
In the example below, the *PRODUCT* measure is created using the **PRODUCT** function, which returns the result of multiplying *MEASURE 1* and *MEASURE 2*.
Applying PRODUCT Function
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