Excel's XLOOKUP 5 Examples By now, you may have read about Excel’s new super lookup function called XLOOKUP. XLOOKUP has the promise of becoming the only lookup function you’ll ever need for virtually any lookup problem you encounter. This will be a
Left Lookup in Excel with XLOOKUP (made easy) When users learn to perform a lookup in Excel, it doesn’t take long before a situation arises that causes the user to ask… “How do I perform a lookup to the LEFT?” Because most
Send Email from Excel with a Hyperlink This post is about creating an email with an Excel formula. “But I already know how to do that; it’s called Insert – Hyperlink”. Don’t click away so fast. We will put our typical XelPlus
Top 5 Excel Interview Questions Over the past three decades, Excel has become the de facto standard spreadsheet program for businesses and individuals around the world. Excel accounts for an estimated 800 million users which translates to approximately 80% of all spreadsheet
Excel XLOOKUP Explained (Goodbye VLOOKUP!) In this post, we will examine Excel’s BEST function for performing a lookup… We’re going to look at how the new (upcoming) XLOOKUP function solves common lookup problems typically solved by older functions like… LOOKUP VLOOKUP HLOOKUP
Excel MAXIFS MINIFS (MAX MIN with Multiple Criteria) Finding the largest or smallest value in a set is one of the first tasks beginning Excel users discover. Just after the SUM function, the MAX and MIN functions quickly become one of the
ALL YOU Need to Know About Excel HYPERLINKS (Function & Feature) Hyperlinks! They’re everywhere…even in Excel! “But Excel isn’t a Web browser. How can hyperlinks be of any value?” Here are the skills we will learn to take advantage of Excel hyperlinks:
LOOKUP ALL values b/w two dates (Excel Dynamic Arrays Filter Function to return many match results) Extracting records from a data set that matches defined criteria is a skill most users acquire early in their learning. This usually takes the form of
Excel IF Function with PARTIAL Text Match (IF with Wildcards) How can we look for an approximate match using wildcards with Excel’s IF Function? =IF(YouTu* THEN…) Can you use wildcards in the logical test portion of the IF Function? It seems like
Excel Formula to Convert Numbers to Words One of the most asked for Excel features is the ability to turn a number into words. Because many people need this ability, and Excel does not currently possess such a feature, the old saying