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Actually helped thank you!

Why would you do that if you had Linux? Linux is way better than windows!!

please give the file

nice job. but please put excel file in the description video

Thanks for the video. Technically, you could’ve added the column next to Date in your Xlookup table, did one Xlookup formula and then hid the column you didn’t want the customers to see.

Thanks Buddy! It helped me a lot

Well ladies..here is what you are looking for ..a tall young good looking black male who makes over $100K. This is that attitude make like this have. They are the table... not baby momma's out of shape with tons of makeup , weaves, drunk/ high, and cursing. And before anyone says anything.. I am in that category myself ( other than then being in my 30's).

Are there column rules to keep in mind when setting up the column?

I found Gnome boxes to be a pain. Moved to QEMU/VMM. Windows 10 works great on there and no issues since install. I also have a Linux VM.

Safely within the confines of a virtual machine with no direct access to any of the hardware is the only common sense way to even consider running Windows.

Watch part 2. You will see that no drivers were needed. After install and account setup it ran well.

With Windows 10 the problems start from where the video ended. To make it even usable you have to install various drivers. Most of them barely work or work badly. It's much easier to use VirtualBox or VMware.

You should do ASMR or voice corn.

Nice, thanks!

Sr, please also share data file for practice

Waste of time. This is yet another (I stopped counting at about 300) example of bad data structuring and a solution looking for a problem that should not exist in the first place. If you want to use Excel as a database I suggest you first learn how databases and normalization work...

I like this video ❤❤❤

Nice video....I was using an older version of Excel and did the same thing using vlookup function.

I’m curious as to why you went through the trouble of going to the FORMULA RIBBON, clicking on the INSERT FORMULA icon then typing in the XLOOKUP FORMULA when you could have just put the cursor into the cell where you want the formula and type =XLOO… which brings up your function choices with XLOOKUP coming up as the first choice. Then hit the tab key and your formula appears. This is not a put down but rather a sincere inquiry. Thanks

Here's a trick to fetch all the values (even from non-adjacent columns) in one XLOOKUP statement. No need to bring the Date column in a separate statement: =XLOOKUP(H6,A6:A23,CHOOSECOLS(B6:F23,{1,2,3,5})) This formula will return data from the following columns: Name, Level, Price, Date

What Excel tool or feature would you like to see?