Great Channel. Outstanding explanations. If possible please make a video to identify fixed and variable cost using excel formulas or other functions. Thanks
Very good insight! I think CONCAT() can still be very useful for joining a larger RANGE of cells together (not just one or two cells which is simple using the & to join them). Keep up the great work.
If I have a lot of cells to join, I typically use TEXTJOIN, but that's a newer function and not all versions of Excel have it, so CONCAT's a good alternative 👍
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub 🙏 I thought concat() upgraded concatenate() around when textjoin() came out, but I could be mis-remembering. Regardless, the CONCATENATE() function has ALWAYS been useless!! :D
That sounds odd. Have you refreshed the query? If you're still stuck, please post your question and sample Excel file on our forum where someone can help you further: www.myonlinetraininghub.com/excel-forum
sequence is no more than a sorted list. it would be more powerful by not having a sequence function and instead have a more flexible sort and a powerful list generation function. you could use them together or alone. a lot of string functions could be better done by regex, rather than clumsy individual functions.
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub : spreadsheets would be better if they were simpler and more generic. when i need to analyze volumes of data and have programming style flexibility, i do it with SQL or a programming language. it's sad that Excel keeps adding not much used features but the one thing it should have done right, it hasnt. namely, not silently dirtying data during import. i rarely use Excel for any real data analysis or transformations, because having certainty about the data you imported, and having access to checking results (inverting transformations etc) is just too hard in Excel, and even many other spreadsheet software, which tends to look up to Excel. You can manage some summary data dashboards in Excel but, it's an uphill battle always. Anyways, my point was that you can have more flexibility by keeping those two things as separate concerns/functions: generate a list and sorting. Having a combined "sequence" function is always going to be more limited and clumsier. A sequence is nothing more than an orderred list. Having a list generation rather than sequence (limited list and sort combined) is more powerful and less complicated to implement and use.
"silently dirtying data", I presume you mean things like converting to scientific notation, removing leading zeros on numbers etc.? If so, you can now turn those 'features' off in the Advanced Options. I always use Power Query to import data so I can clean it as required.
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub : yes. back in the good 'ol days (chuckle) used to have import templates, rather than auto-magical Excel guesses and silent conversions. In any case, data analysis in spreadsheets for a few hundred rows is ok but not much more. technically it can handle more rows however, analysis work is done better in non spreadsheet engines. Excel is ok for final output of summary data when end users require Excel.
I am using Excel for about more than 30 years, I first used "Multiplan" on an amber colored (bulb) screen of 15 inch. All these years I just used a few formulas which results are a bit comparable with this course. (mostly I combined several formulas to get the almost the same results) Seldom worked with financial data in Excel, I work mainly with data about employees (P&O data) and about objects like ships and their inspections. And most courses are based on financial data. And even after more than 30 years experience, I am still learning. Your small courses are the best I have ever seen in these years. And this collection of most valued functions for data analyzing is just a Pearl. And maybe it's my bad, but it looks like Excel is developing more and more new formulas lately?(to let you buy new versions 🙂?) I am a fan.
Thanks so much for your kind words! Yes, new functions and features are being added all the time if you have 365! It's worth it if you use Excel day to day.
I'm a regular user of all your "must know" formulae other than Sequence which I hadn't come across before. Even when your videos are covering familiar territory I invariably learn something new to add to the toolkit. The best Excel channel on RUclips!
Following your tutorials have given me enough confidence and knowledge to use Excel that I am getting noticed at work by managers from other departments. I dream of being a point of contact about this amazing tool, and I feel I am headed in the right direction. Thanks a lot!
I have very much similar experience like yours since I've found this channel and learned from it. I never thought that using variety of index and match, Power query, Power pivot and making dynamic dashboard would make me to be noticed by some top management. Funny thing is when it comes to excel, they rather to ask me to help them instead of to IT department 😅
Mynda, this is really great. I've used most of these very frequently, and others rarely. This is a terrific overview of functions and I appreciate the links to drill down further.
There is a mistake in 25:06 regarding the trim function. The function removes spaces from the beginning and the end of a string but also removes extra spaces between words leaving only one space. In power query the respective function only removes from the beginning and the end, not spaces between words.
Good catch that TRIM also removes extra spaces between words. You can do this with Power Query too, albeit with a custom function like Text.Combine(List.RemoveItems(Text.Split([Data]," "),{""})," ")
Thanks for the video, but I want to ask about the 1:21 minute you chose the cell, and it gives you the Loan data but when I chose it, it gives me only the cell I clicked on, can you explain to me this point please.
I have my data formatted in an Excel Table, therefore the cell references are 'Structured References' instead of regular cell references like C10. More on Excel Tables here: ruclips.net/video/Du73CPqWGQw/видео.html
No, many of them work in all versions of Excel. This post documents which ones require 365: www.myonlinetraininghub.com/top-excel-functions-for-data-analysts
I want to compare invoices between two Excel sheets to find out what's missing; also compare amount difference for invoices. What formula can I use? It's for about a year's worth of invoices. Please do a video.
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub Thank you for the prompt response. I needed to do this today and I was able to complete the task I aimed to do. Mind you, I have never used Power Query and it took me quite some time to find it but I kept going back to the link you gave me and I finally got it. I appreciate it greatly! You rock! I will continue to learn from your videos. 🙂
Perfect video and tools for my google data analytics certificate in progress and personal developments. 😊 it's easy to learn with you. thank you so much.🌹
I don't get it. 17:35 it says you have 20 network days including 3 holidays (with weekend type 1). Why the hell there is 20 working days? If we exclude holidays i got 22 working days. And when i got 3 holidays (in january i can see there are 3) i got 20 working days. Why there is not 19 working days instead of 20 working days? Why it doesnt calculate properly?
In the IFS section, for this particular case, wouldn't it be better to use SWITCH? Indeed, in this case, the expression, that is, the left part of the logical test, is the same, and it can be lengthy. With SWITCH, you state it as the first argument, then you have condition/value_if_true pairs and you can end with a default value, skipping the TRUE. The formula is shorter and easier to understand, it seems.
Hi Paul, not in this case because each condition and value_if_true requires a different logical test. That is, there isn't one logical test that you can put in the SWITCH expression argument that will apply to every value/result pair. The first logical test is testing if it's > 90 and the second one is testing if it's =90.
Thank you. These are the top functions, but function skills alone do not make you a data analyst. You also need PivotTables, Power Query, Power Pivot and more.
Sadly, until Sequence becomes compatible with Excel tables, it's a bit of a lemon. It really isn't worth sacrificing all the great advances Microsoft has made on the alter of Sequence. Sorry!
That's a big shame. It does mean that we still need "the old ways" to work in parallel with #spill functions then. Great video! Just sadly disagree with some of the last section.
Hi Mynda i want to change data in excel by power query (EX: CURENT DATA: COLUMN1 COLUMN2 COLUMN3 COLUMN4 COLUMN5 COLUMN6 A 10 20 B 40 60 --> I WANT CHANGE DATA : COLUMN1 COLUMN2 COLUMN3 A 10 20 B 40 60 ). Please tell me How ? Thank you so much !
Great video. I can't remember ever using CONCAT. I might use TEXTJOIN rather than just the ampersand if I'm concatenating multiple strings and I want spaces or some other delimiter between them, as that function allows you to specify the delimiter once without entering it repeatedly. Makes the formula a little bit more intelligible.
Hellllo :) Any chance you could make a video about transposing sheet data into HTML but without converting the entire sheet into HTML code or embedding the sheet onto a HTML page? More like ways to dynamically selecy individual cell data and have it show on a web page? Thanks if you can :D :D :D
Glad you liked it. For help with your IF(TODAY(... formula, please post your question and sample Excel file on our forum where we can help you further: www.myonlinetraininghub.com/excel-forum
I was trying to do this check a status of the cell based on 5 different statuses but the result is giving me a #value! error, do you know how to get this to work? [ =IF(A1="Status1", CHAR(128994) & " Status1", IF(A1="Status2", CHAR(128993) & " Status2", IF(A1="Status3", CHAR(128992) & " Status3", IF(A1="Status4", CHAR(128308) & " Status4", IF(A1="Status5", CHAR(128309) & " Status5", ""))))) ]?
Not sure, but you should be using a lookup function for this, not an IF formula. Please post your question and sample Excel file on our forum where someone can help you further: www.myonlinetraininghub.com/excel-forum
Can't believe myself that i knew & been using 90% of those formula. Big thanks to you cause i have learnt it since I've found your channel. Now, I'm like excel nerd in my work that many people come to me to help their work
Hi i was following you for a while And you always introduce a new ideas 💡 thanks for your time. I hope if you can introduce some print technique for the records printing transcripts for multiple students
I use a combination of the functions you listed to create powerful excel tables and aggregate data using advanced logic. I work with arrays and multiple criterias a lot and i must say excel is indeed the bread and butter for all data analysts out there. It's good to know how to code on python and build complex machine learning models but we must not forget that real life data us rarely clean and 80% of the time is actually spent on excel making sense of the data before anything else can be done.
Best video ever. It took me a long time to learn these on my own. Now I can share this video to my team In order to help them, versus them relying on my horrible excellent training skills. :)
Great video and appreciate you sharing all your knowledge. How do you get the formula text to display in the column to the right of the formula your entering and could you out put that to a seperate tab?
Nice video, I’m familiar with them all except Networkdays.Intl which looks handy. I need to use xlookup a bit more as I think it gets round a limitation I’d got with index/match which I always used instead of vlookup. Keep up the good content 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
What to do if I don't want to remove VLOOKUP formula but I need to read the long multi-line text in some cell? If i click that cell, instead of displaying the text in the formula bar, it shows the VLOOKUP formula. I want an option where I can temporarily view/read the results in the formula bar without hiding/protecting/copy pasting the worksheet/cells
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub Apologies but this is not what I am looking for. The only way out is to copy the cell/worksheet and paste as values, and then start editing the results in the cells. But that doesn't help me. I need to switch reading/editing between the formula and results in the formula bar. 1. I don't want to remove the formula from my worksheet 2. I don''t want to hide/protect either 3. i want to just switch from one mode to another (view & edit formula, and view & edit the result)
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You're welcome 😊
By far the best excel channel on RUclips. Thank you so much for all your work. Please keep making more videos.
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Thanks for your kind words 😊
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Agreed!! Well done Mynda & Team! Keep up the good work!!
Great Channel. Outstanding explanations. If possible please make a video to identify fixed and variable cost using excel formulas or other functions. Thanks
The best & magnificent approach !
Gracijas!
Glad you liked it!
Very good insight! I think CONCAT() can still be very useful for joining a larger RANGE of cells together (not just one or two cells which is simple using the & to join them). Keep up the great work.
If I have a lot of cells to join, I typically use TEXTJOIN, but that's a newer function and not all versions of Excel have it, so CONCAT's a good alternative 👍
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub 🙏 I thought concat() upgraded concatenate() around when textjoin() came out, but I could be mis-remembering. Regardless, the CONCATENATE() function has ALWAYS been useless!! :D
I use datedif rather than days as it gives me other options; months and years
That sounds odd. Have you refreshed the query? If you're still stuck, please post your question and sample Excel file on our forum where someone can help you further: www.myonlinetraininghub.com/excel-forum
Nice work for exl
Thank you!
sequence is no more than a sorted list. it would be more powerful by not having a sequence function and instead have a more flexible sort and a powerful list generation function. you could use them together or alone.
a lot of string functions could be better done by regex, rather than clumsy individual functions.
If you need a more flexible sort function, you can use SORTBY: www.myonlinetraininghub.com/excel-sortby-function
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub : spreadsheets would be better if they were simpler and more generic. when i need to analyze volumes of data and have programming style flexibility, i do it with SQL or a programming language.
it's sad that Excel keeps adding not much used features but the one thing it should have done right, it hasnt. namely, not silently dirtying data during import. i rarely use Excel for any real data analysis or transformations, because having certainty about the data you imported, and having access to checking results (inverting transformations etc) is just too hard in Excel, and even many other spreadsheet software, which tends to look up to Excel.
You can manage some summary data dashboards in Excel but, it's an uphill battle always.
Anyways, my point was that you can have more flexibility by keeping those two things as separate concerns/functions: generate a list and sorting. Having a combined "sequence" function is always going to be more limited and clumsier. A sequence is nothing more than an orderred list. Having a list generation rather than sequence (limited list and sort combined) is more powerful and less complicated to implement and use.
"silently dirtying data", I presume you mean things like converting to scientific notation, removing leading zeros on numbers etc.? If so, you can now turn those 'features' off in the Advanced Options. I always use Power Query to import data so I can clean it as required.
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub : yes. back in the good 'ol days (chuckle) used to have import templates, rather than auto-magical Excel guesses and silent conversions.
In any case, data analysis in spreadsheets for a few hundred rows is ok but not much more. technically it can handle more rows however, analysis work is done better in non spreadsheet engines. Excel is ok for final output of summary data when end users require Excel.
I guess it depends how well you know Excel vs other tools 😉
My favorite Excel instructor. She is succinct, to the point, and very clear in her instructions.
Aw, thanks so much, Carol!
I am using Excel for about more than 30 years, I first used "Multiplan" on an amber colored (bulb) screen of 15 inch. All these years I just used a few formulas which results are a bit comparable with this course. (mostly I combined several formulas to get the almost the same results) Seldom worked with financial data in Excel, I work mainly with data about employees (P&O data) and about objects like ships and their inspections. And most courses are based on financial data. And even after more than 30 years experience, I am still learning. Your small courses are the best I have ever seen in these years. And this collection of most valued functions for data analyzing is just a Pearl. And maybe it's my bad, but it looks like Excel is developing more and more new formulas lately?(to let you buy new versions 🙂?) I am a fan.
Thanks so much for your kind words! Yes, new functions and features are being added all the time if you have 365! It's worth it if you use Excel day to day.
I'm a regular user of all your "must know" formulae other than Sequence which I hadn't come across before. Even when your videos are covering familiar territory I invariably learn something new to add to the toolkit. The best Excel channel on RUclips!
Wow, thanks so much!
Following your tutorials have given me enough confidence and knowledge to use Excel that I am getting noticed at work by managers from other departments.
I dream of being a point of contact about this amazing tool, and I feel I am headed in the right direction.
Thanks a lot!
Wow, that's awesome to hear! Congratulations on your hard work and success.
I have very much similar experience like yours since I've found this channel and learned from it. I never thought that using variety of index and match, Power query, Power pivot and making dynamic dashboard would make me to be noticed by some top management. Funny thing is when it comes to excel, they rather to ask me to help them instead of to IT department 😅
@@paryonoono5019 Same! Good job 🤜🏻🤛🏻👌🏻
Oh Mynda 🥰 You make my life so much easier and fun 🥳 Please, marry me ⚘ and let's do spreadsheet forever!
😁 glad you enjoyed my video!
Waiting for the VBA lessons
This is my first exposure to Excel (I come from a programming background), & I found your video incredibly clear & concise. Thank you!
Wow, thanks so much!
Mynda, this is really great. I've used most of these very frequently, and others rarely. This is a terrific overview of functions and I appreciate the links to drill down further.
Glad you liked it! 🙏
So true, about the old formulas but old habits die hard.
The new ones you explained so well, but one I missed is the FREQUENCY formula
Cheers, Ivan! FREQUENCY is another good one to include 👍
There is a mistake in 25:06 regarding the trim function. The function removes spaces from the beginning and the end of a string but also removes extra spaces between words leaving only one space. In power query the respective function only removes from the beginning and the end, not spaces between words.
Good catch that TRIM also removes extra spaces between words. You can do this with Power Query too, albeit with a custom function like Text.Combine(List.RemoveItems(Text.Split([Data]," "),{""})," ")
Excellent thanks Mynda. Agree completely on the functions that aren't really needed, I rarely use them
Cheers, Chris!
WOW. I've been using spreadsheets for many years, and was so glad to find your channel. Loads of great info!
Glad you liked it 🙏
the last section is golden
Great to hear 🙏😊
Ma'am 👍, Thank You So Much For Sharing This one..
My pleasure 😊
well if you master xlookup then vlookup, match, and index function is not necessary anymore
Yes, absolutely for those users with Office 2021 or Microsoft 365.
Thanks for the video, but I want to ask about the 1:21 minute you chose the cell, and it gives you the Loan data but when I chose it, it gives me only the cell I clicked on, can you explain to me this point please.
I have my data formatted in an Excel Table, therefore the cell references are 'Structured References' instead of regular cell references like C10. More on Excel Tables here: ruclips.net/video/Du73CPqWGQw/видео.html
Hello. May I ask, do I need to use microsoft 365 to use this functions and tools??
No, many of them work in all versions of Excel. This post documents which ones require 365: www.myonlinetraininghub.com/top-excel-functions-for-data-analysts
When you write a function,in the right cell we see the function itself in words form.Which function do you use for this?
I use the FORMULATEXT function 😉
I want to compare invoices between two Excel sheets to find out what's missing; also compare amount difference for invoices. What formula can I use? It's for about a year's worth of invoices. Please do a video.
I would use power query as explained here: www.myonlinetraininghub.com/excel-compare-two-lists
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub Thank you for the prompt response. I needed to do this today and I was able to complete the task I aimed to do. Mind you, I have never used Power Query and it took me quite some time to find it but I kept going back to the link you gave me and I finally got it. I appreciate it greatly! You rock! I will continue to learn from your videos. 🙂
Perfect video and tools for my google data analytics certificate in progress and personal developments. 😊 it's easy to learn with you. thank you so much.🌹
Glad it was helpful! Best of luck for your certification.
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub oh thank you.🥰😉
Well don!
Thank you, It was great.
Awesome to hear 🙏😊
I don't get it. 17:35 it says you have 20 network days including 3 holidays (with weekend type 1). Why the hell there is 20 working days? If we exclude holidays i got 22 working days. And when i got 3 holidays (in january i can see there are 3) i got 20 working days. Why there is not 19 working days instead of 20 working days? Why it doesnt calculate properly?
The first holiday in January is also a weekend day, so you only count this once.
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub Noticed. Wow. Thanks.
In the IFS section, for this particular case, wouldn't it be better to use SWITCH? Indeed, in this case, the expression, that is, the left part of the logical test, is the same, and it can be lengthy. With SWITCH, you state it as the first argument, then you have condition/value_if_true pairs and you can end with a default value, skipping the TRUE. The formula is shorter and easier to understand, it seems.
Hi Paul, not in this case because each condition and value_if_true requires a different logical test. That is, there isn't one logical test that you can put in the SWITCH expression argument that will apply to every value/result pair. The first logical test is testing if it's > 90 and the second one is testing if it's =90.
Yes, the condition in the SWITCH function is equality, not a logical test. I missed that. Thanks, Paul,
Great video and this function enough for data analyst work or more need to learn.pls must reply
Thank you. These are the top functions, but function skills alone do not make you a data analyst. You also need PivotTables, Power Query, Power Pivot and more.
Sadly, until Sequence becomes compatible with Excel tables, it's a bit of a lemon. It really isn't worth sacrificing all the great advances Microsoft has made on the alter of Sequence. Sorry!
Tables will never support spilled formulas, SEQUENCE or any other. The can only support formulas that return a single value.
That's a big shame. It does mean that we still need "the old ways" to work in parallel with #spill functions then.
Great video! Just sadly disagree with some of the last section.
Beautifully done.
Thank you very much!
Hi Mynda i want to change data in excel by power query (EX: CURENT DATA:
COLUMN1 COLUMN2 COLUMN3 COLUMN4 COLUMN5 COLUMN6
A 10 20 B 40 60
--> I WANT CHANGE DATA : COLUMN1 COLUMN2 COLUMN3
A 10 20
B 40 60
). Please tell me How ? Thank you so much !
Please post your question and sample Excel file on our forum where we can help you further: www.myonlinetraininghub.com/excel-forum
Great video. I can't remember ever using CONCAT. I might use TEXTJOIN rather than just the ampersand if I'm concatenating multiple strings and I want spaces or some other delimiter between them, as that function allows you to specify the delimiter once without entering it repeatedly. Makes the formula a little bit more intelligible.
TEXTJOIN is super handy too 👍
At 6:45, why is Jeff Wiggle getting a bonus if his salary is above 100k?
It's OR criteria, therefore only one of the conditions must be met for the bonus to be given. Jeff Wiggle Popular = Yes.
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub my bad, now it makes sense
Is it possible to utilise MS Project (Desktop) with power Query?
Yes: support.microsoft.com/en-au/office/use-power-bi-desktop-to-connect-with-your-project-data-df4ccca1-68e9-418c-9d0f-022ac05249a2
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub Ah, that's Project online, not desktop - i might try with a project xml output
Wow Mynda - that was a great summary video for Data functions. I dont know how you do it! Keep them coming. I remember nightmares using CONCAT.
Thank you! Will do!
Hellllo :) Any chance you could make a video about transposing sheet data into HTML but without converting the entire sheet into HTML code or embedding the sheet onto a HTML page? More like ways to dynamically selecy individual cell data and have it show on a web page? Thanks if you can :D :D :D
Perhaps this video on embedding reports in web pages will help: www.myonlinetraininghub.com/embedding-excel-dashboards-in-a-web-page
Thank you for sharing, I'v learn so much. I'm struggled when typing IF(TODAY( ) this return error, the last parenthesis turn highlighted in red .
Glad you liked it. For help with your IF(TODAY(... formula, please post your question and sample Excel file on our forum where we can help you further: www.myonlinetraininghub.com/excel-forum
I was trying to do this check a status of the cell based on 5 different statuses but the result is giving me a #value! error, do you know how to get this to work? [ =IF(A1="Status1", CHAR(128994) & " Status1", IF(A1="Status2", CHAR(128993) & " Status2", IF(A1="Status3", CHAR(128992) & " Status3", IF(A1="Status4", CHAR(128308) & " Status4", IF(A1="Status5", CHAR(128309) & " Status5", ""))))) ]?
Not sure, but you should be using a lookup function for this, not an IF formula. Please post your question and sample Excel file on our forum where someone can help you further: www.myonlinetraininghub.com/excel-forum
Can't believe myself that i knew & been using 90% of those formula. Big thanks to you cause i have learnt it since I've found your channel. Now, I'm like excel nerd in my work that many people come to me to help their work
Awesome to hear!
Many thanks for an EXCELlent video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi i was following you for a while
And you always introduce a new ideas 💡 thanks for your time.
I hope if you can introduce some print technique for the records printing transcripts for multiple students
Glad you like my tutorials 😊 I’ll keep your suggestion in mind.
I use a combination of the functions you listed to create powerful excel tables and aggregate data using advanced logic. I work with arrays and multiple criterias a lot and i must say excel is indeed the bread and butter for all data analysts out there. It's good to know how to code on python and build complex machine learning models but we must not forget that real life data us rarely clean and 80% of the time is actually spent on excel making sense of the data before anything else can be done.
Well said 👏
You're the best !!!! thank you. Can you tell us how to do a Powerbi dashboard and reports for trading with the stock market.
Thank you! I'll keep your suggestion in mind.
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Best video ever. It took me a long time to learn these on my own. Now I can share this video to my team In order to help them, versus them relying on my horrible excellent training skills. :)
Great to hear you'll find it useful!
It is important that professionals as good as you do these very complete tutorials that are highly profitable. Thank you very much Mynda.
Thanks so much, Ivan!
Great video and appreciate you sharing all your knowledge. How do you get the formula text to display in the column to the right of the formula your entering and could you out put that to a seperate tab?
I use the FORMULATEXT function to display the formula.
Thanks
Pleasure 😊
I like so much your presentations. It’s s so well described in a clear and precise manner. Thanks a lot.
So glad you like them! 🙏😊
you are truly amazing! I learned so many tricks that have made my work so much more efficient!
Wow, thank you!
This was your best video yet, Mynda. Great summary of what I would agree are the most useful Excel functions!
Glad you think so!
Thank you
You're welcome 😊
Loved the way you've explained so many formulas and their functions please share a video on payroll
Glad you liked it 😊
thank you!!!!
You're welcome!
Can you please show us how to highlight that we have knowledge in these functions on a resume/cv? Thank you for the great content
You could create a file that demonstrates the use of these functions.
An amazing collection of valuable functions for data analysis. 👍👍👍
Glad you think so!
Hi Mynda!Really Great Tutorial...Thank You :)
Cheers, Darryl 🙏
ONE OF THE BEST CHANNELS ON RUclips ABOUT EXCEL FUNDAMENTALS. I DID LEARN A LOT AND HAVE ALL THE TIME TO GO BACK AND FORTH TO REALLY GRASP THE IDEA.
So pleased to hear that 🥰
Great video. LARGE is another great function in my opinion.
Indeed 👍
That's certainly quite a top video with the most common functions we need when making Excel spreadsheets. Thank you, Mynda!
You're very welcome!
GREAT !!! Thank you for sharing !
Our pleasure!
Thanks
Welcome 😊
incredibly useful as ever!
I will check out the other videos as well. 🙂
Happy to hear that!
Love your videos, and this is one is great. Well done, keep up the great work.
Thank you very much!
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Thank you very much for your clear explanation.
Glad it was helpful!
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Thank you!
Your videos and tutorials are awesome, very pedagogical ! Great job and thank you 👍
Thanks so much!
I learned a new word today: pedagogical - "relating to teaching" :) Thanks
Thank you very much!... I learned a lot....
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Thank you, Thank you, Thank you a lot for this great🎞
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Dear Mynda, thank you very much!
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much for sharing this ma'am 🙏👌
My pleasure 😊
Many thanks all your videos are awesome
Glad you like them!
I tend to agree that this channel can be the best I came across.
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This is the best Excel video I have ever seen. Thank you!
Wow, thanks so much! Please share it with your co-workers 🙏
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub I already shared it with our whole system admin team and have been getting positive comments back. Thank you again!
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Nice video, I’m familiar with them all except Networkdays.Intl which looks handy. I need to use xlookup a bit more as I think it gets round a limitation I’d got with index/match which I always used instead of vlookup. Keep up the good content 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you, Mynda, for always great value entertainingly but lucidly delivered. But this time you've managed to even top yourself!
Wow, thank you!
What to do if I don't want to remove VLOOKUP formula but I need to read the long multi-line text in some cell? If i click that cell, instead of displaying the text in the formula bar, it shows the VLOOKUP formula. I want an option where I can temporarily view/read the results in the formula bar without hiding/protecting/copy pasting the worksheet/cells
You can probably do this with the new formula evaluate tooltip: ruclips.net/user/shortsIkKYPVAFCOg
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub Apologies but this is not what I am looking for. The only way out is to copy the cell/worksheet and paste as values, and then start editing the results in the cells. But that doesn't help me. I need to switch reading/editing between the formula and results in the formula bar. 1. I don't want to remove the formula from my worksheet 2. I don''t want to hide/protect either 3. i want to just switch from one mode to another (view & edit formula, and view & edit the result)
Ok, not sure I understand, but try pressing CTRL+` to show formulas in the cells. Press it again to revert back.