No puede ser más perfecto este canal. Hasta tu inglés es perfecto. Excelente dicción. Gracias genio. Abrazo de gol desde Argentina. - This channel could not be more perfect. Even your English is perfect. Excellent diction. Thanks genius. Goal hug from Argentina.
This is the best spreadsheet channel on RUclips! Although I'm Brazilian and I don't understand English very well, I've never learned as much as I do now.
Thanks for your free tutos. It's could be great to put a sample sometime. Not always easy to follow the tutorial and triying to do the same with the formula.
Thanks for another great tutorial. I was wondering if the list of names can be a reference from a different sheet, or does all the information have to be on the same one? I tried, and cannot get it to work. However, there's a high probability that I am doing something incorrectly, so I figured I'd ask. Thanks!!
Dear friend, I have a question, how do i SUMIF the data of a column, if the condition of the other column is that the text starts with "Jo*" OR "Isa*"... it is correct to use wildcard "*" ?. In your example I want to SUM if the names are JOse OR JOhn.
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No puede ser más perfecto este canal. Hasta tu inglés es perfecto. Excelente dicción. Gracias genio. Abrazo de gol desde Argentina.
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This channel could not be more perfect. Even your English is perfect. Excellent diction. Thanks genius. Goal hug from Argentina.
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This is the best spreadsheet channel on RUclips!
Although I'm Brazilian and I don't understand English very well, I've never learned as much as I do now.
The channel most watched by me. Exactly full of useful informations and 'excel'lent explanation. Thank you!
Feels great when formulas finally do what we want em to do :) Your videos always help me out, thank you!
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The way he uses the formulas is amazing! Thank you so much for another great video and please keep up the good work.
Thanks for watching!
@@ExcelGoogleSheets frankly speaking, it is always a pleasure.
Great thanks. It’s always a pleasure to learn from your experience and your teaching is excellent as usual.
Always amazed by your tricks, very nice and useful video as always.
Thank You!
Thanks for your free tutos. It's could be great to put a sample sometime. Not always easy to follow the tutorial and triying to do the same with the formula.
Thanks for another great tutorial. I was wondering if the list of names can be a reference from a different sheet, or does all the information have to be on the same one? I tried, and cannot get it to work. However, there's a high probability that I am doing something incorrectly, so I figured I'd ask. Thanks!!
Thank you for showing how formula are built
can you show me how to jump to specific cell which contain todays date on opening spreadsheet if anyone know please help
Definitely useful
Dear friend, I have a question, how do i SUMIF the data of a column, if the condition of the other column is that the text starts with "Jo*" OR "Isa*"... it is correct to use wildcard "*" ?. In your example I want to SUM if the names are JOse OR JOhn.
you have to use sumproduct for this. check videos on this function and you should be fine (the one from Leila Gharani was super helpful to me)
I can't seem to repligcate 1:48 on Google Sheets but it works fine on excel
I managed to solve the issue by simply adding arrayformula( )
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Thank you
What is the name of this kind of stuff/formula? "C2:C19=L1:M1".
Some kind of array comparator...
Yes, it's logical test with arrays.
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Why you treaded the cells as relative not absolute cells?