Let's put the new XLOOKUP in Excel to the test with these 5 simple examples. The data below represents a list of serial numbers shipped in boxes to various companies...read more
XLOOKUP is the newest addition to the lookup formulas in Excel. If VLOOKUP is a Vertical lookup function and HLOOKUP is a Horizontal lookup function, XLOOKUP is capable of replacing...read more
Pivot tables are Excel's most powerful feature. A pivot table lets you summarize detailed data automatically. In this tutorial you will learn what is an Excel Pivot table and how...read more
Are you looking to improve your Excel skills and become a spreadsheet pro? Look no further! In this blog post, we've compiled a list of the best Excel websites that...read more
As seen in the previous section "What is a worksheet" once we have a brand new worksheet, we can do some commands in regards to that worksheet. To access a...read more
When first introduced, the ribbon was not liked by many experienced Excel users. Personally I hated the ribbon. Now, I can't even imagine how Excel looked before the ribbon. If...read more
Use Excel to calculate today's date and today's date and time with the functions TODAY() and NOW() plus variations and keyboard shortcuts. These guides work for Google Sheets as well....read more
If in the previous example we studied how to create a simple pivot table from a simple data-set, in this example we add an additional column to categorize our products...read more
In the previous tutorials for Pivot Tables we looked at the simple Pivot tables with one row and one column, then we added a category to the data-set to create...read more
XLOOKUP may be a new function to Excel but it is not new to spreadsheet software. Google Sheets already has the LOOKUP function that works exactly like Excel's XLOOKUP. What...read more
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