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How to Use Criteria in Excel Filters and Functions
In this tutorial, I demonstrate how to use the “Logical Functions” of IF, AND, and OR in Excel. In order to return the answer TRUE with the AND Function, each logical test must answer TRUE. I frequently “Nest” the AND … Continue reading
Excel Magic Trick 359: Part 2: Return Multiple Items From One Lookup Value for Column w Formula
Duplicate Lookup or Lookup 1 value, return many for a column Part 2. Formula to return all the numbers from a column that contains text and numbers. See an array formula that uses the functions: COUNT, IF, ROWS, INDEX, ISNUMBER, … Continue reading
Excel Magic Trick 358: Part 1: Return Multiple Items From One Lookup Value for Table w Formula
Duplicate Lookup or Lookup 1 value, return many for a table Part 1. Return winning bets for week from a football betting database. See a formula that will return multiple items when there are two criteria for the data extraction. … Continue reading
Excel Formatting 101 for Mac
Learn basic tips for making your data look sexy using Excel for Macs! This tutorial includes how to format as a table, format cells, remove gridlines, and use text and number filters. Duration : 0:10:19 Technorati Tags: analytics, data, excel, … Continue reading
Refer to an Excel Table Field When Writing Formulas
If you are using either Excel 2007 or Excel 2010, I encourage you to “format your data range” as an Excel Table. When you do this you can take advantage of several Table Tools: 1) The range references for the … Continue reading
Use the SumIf and SumIfs Functions in Excel to Analyze Accounts Receivable Status Report
Watch, as I use both the SUMIF and the (new) SUMIFS functions to analyze an Accounts Receivable Status Report. With the SumIf Function in Excel, you only sum the cells in a range that match the condition that you set. … Continue reading
Excel Automation From MS Access Using VBA – Showing formating, charting and trends
I am available for consulting. Call 510-473-2492 10 am to 10 pm Pacific time or eMail via YouTube for more details. This example uses MS Access to launch Excel, create a workbook, add worksheets, format worksheets, write data and add … Continue reading