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Excel users...You’re using a lookup formula (VLOOKUP or XLOOKUP). You’re looking for a date down a column and the formula returns #NA. You know that the date you’re searching for exists in the lookup column. What’s going on? In this video I will explain all (and no that's not me with a box on my head!) https://lnkd.in/eYt5mAtG

Why not an INSERT function in #Excel Sometimes all I need is a quick #INSERT() into one of those cells, from where I look to solve complexity or add an even bigger complex formula. why not #MSexcel bring up and =INSERT() #Function. By way, it can be =INSERT(map,axis,...) or =INSERT(pivot,....) I do know, there is an exclusive INSERT tab to bring many features. But this thot was pegging up on top of my head for quite a week now. Any suggestions on what other functions can be brought in to make like in Excel, easier... #Microsoft #Excel P.S image #MSdesigner

LOOKUP Vs INDEX MATCH ??? Using LOOKUP is like searching for buried treasure with a map that might be outdated. INDEX MATCH is like having a GPS that always finds the right spot. #Microsoft #Excel #DataAnalytics

?New Video & Blog Alert! ?? Learn how to master 4 types of LOOKUP functions in Excel with practical examples! We've covered INDEX + MATCH, XLOOKUP, OFFSET + MATCH, and VLOOKUP + CHOOSE to boost your Excel skills. ??? Watch the video here: https://lnkd.in/gJDawFSG ?? Read the full blog & download the practice file: https://lnkd.in/gBXS2vH7 ?? Advantages: ?? Easily handle complex lookups in Excel. ? Improve data retrieval speed. ?? Gain flexibility with dynamic functions. ?#excel #exceltips #exceltraining #exceltraining #excelskills #exceltricks #excelonline #office365 #msexcel #msexceltraining #msoffice #templates #templatedesign #template #advancedexcel #advanceexcel

Lookup formula in excel Looking Multiple values have been made so easy wih Xlookup formula though Index&Match still never disappoints.

Since XLOOKUP and FILTER came about, they have become two of the most popular functions in Modern Excel. However, are you guilty of overusing XLOOKUP when FILTER would be the better choice? Knowing what each function is capable is important for returning accurate results. Check out this guide to discover a key difference between XLOOKUP and FILTER. ?? #exceleration #excel #globalexcelsummit

Resource-intensive tasks like running macros, using add-ins, and loading queries can cause Excel to become unresponsive for long periods. Who really wants to see that dreaded spinning blue ring? Thankfully, it's possible to open a new instance of Excel, an independent window that runs as though it's a separate application. This allows you to work in one while another chugs away. There are a few ways to do this, including: ?????????????? ???????????? Right-click the Excel icon, hold Alt, and select 'Excel'. ?????????? ???????? ???????????? Hold Alt and select the Excel icon. ???????? ???????????????? ???????????? Right-click on your chosen Excel file, hold Alt and select 'Open'. With any of these, click 'Yes' in the dialog box when asked, "Do you want to start a new instance of Excel?" ?--- By Andrew Moss #exceleration #excel #globalexcelsummit

DGET The Hidden Excel Alternative to XLOOKUP! https://lnkd.in/emMSEiwr #ExcelTips #DGETFunction #XLOOKUPAlternative #ExcelTutorial #ExcelShorts

~ Excel's "Watch Window" feature is a powerful tool that enables users to monitor specific cells or ranges, regardless of their location within a worksheet. This feature is particularly useful when working with large spreadsheets or complex models, as it allows users to keep track of critical data without constantly scrolling or navigating through the worksheet. By adding cells or ranges to the Watch Window, users can easily monitor changes in real-time and stay informed about important updates or calculations, enhancing productivity and efficiency in Excel tasks. Simply go to the "Formulas" tab, click on "Watch Window," and add the cells you want to monitor. Never lose track of your crucial data again! ???? #ExcelHacks #DidYouKnow #StayOrganized

DAY 8: HOW TO INSERT OR DELETE ROWS AND COLUMNS IN EXCEL? - To insert or delete a column in Excel, first navigate to the edge of the column until the cursor becomes a black downward arrow ??. Right-click the mouse to display various options such as Copy, Cut, Insert, Delete. Select the "Insert" option from the list. The new column will appear instantly adjacent to the old one. The process is similar for deleting a column. Navigate to the desired column, select the "Delete" option from the same list used for insertion. - To delete or insert a row in Excel, navigate to the edge of the row until the cursor becomes a black rightward arrow ??. Right-click the mouse to display many options, then select the "Insert" option. The new row will appear instantly adjacent to the old one. The process is the same for deleting a row. Scroll to the desired row and select the "Delete" option from the list instead of the "Insert" option. Stay tuned for more updates #30daysExcelLearningChallenge