The opposite of PositionOf is a very useful function called ItemAt. Once we have created our Table, we need this function to inject specific information into the cell.
Even if we limit our Table to just one row, it is still a Table so we need ItemAt to extract information from this row. A good example is getting the best item label. We can use Sort + Head to limit the Table to just one row, which would then be the one with the best value. ItemAt allows to take a label from this row and put it into a cell/textbox.
If we use ItemAt with a Table input, we can additionally decide which property from the row we want to retrieve. By default, we can retrieve the label, but we can also ask for an id or (more likely) value. In the example above, the additional property allows us to retrieve the value of the best make next to its label.
ItemAt can also be used with multistring input, as presented earlier in the example of working with cell Response Labels.
