How to Use VLOOKUP in Excel
The VLOOKUP function enables you to search for a value in one column and return another from the same row in a different column. As it works from top to bottom, the ‘V’ stands for vertical. Arguably, it’s the most…
The VLOOKUP function enables you to search for a value in one column and return another from the same row in a different column. As it works from top to bottom, the ‘V’ stands for vertical. Arguably, it’s the most…
What do lottery balls, dice, and a roulette wheel have in common? They are based on randomness, which cuts across numerous fields and exists in different forms. You might want to generate random numbers to test a financial model, create…
Christmas Day is here, so what better way to celebrate the big day than creating something Chrimbo-themed (in Excel, of course). I am going to show you how to create a pixel art Christmas tree with flashing lights that switch…
In my previous article, Analysing 10 Million Rows in Excel, I showed you how to load a dataset into Power Query consisting of 10 million rows. In truth, it can handle a lot more than that, but I just wanted…
Staring at a worksheet with a plethora of errors is not sightly, but it can be your saving grace for diagnosing formula problems. Over a dozen error types exist, and chances are you will have seen most of them at…
Spreadsheet Day was celebrated this month—an occasion to mark 42 years of the tool that has enhanced the business world and our personal lives so dearly. Their use has spanned across many industries and professions, including financial, scientific, medical, and…
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