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Probability Distributions in Excel

posted in Formulas, Stats on July 11, 2025 by Kevin Lehrbass 0 Comments

Learning about probability distributions can be intimidating. So many new terms and concepts. I’ll use everyday language and relatable examples.

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How To Play Kakuro

posted in Formulas on June 26, 2025 by Kevin Lehrbass 0 Comments
Learn how to play Kakuro

I enjoy Kakuro puzzles. They are challenging and rewarding. In this post I’ll explain:

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Word Game in Excel

posted in Formulas, Macros (vba) on April 24, 2022 by Kevin Lehrbass 6 Comments

It’s not exactly the same as Wordle but close enough 🙂

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Rounding with a twist

posted in Formulas on December 13, 2021 by Kevin Lehrbass 0 Comments

Earlier this week I saw an interesting rounding question on the famous MrExcel Forum. And there was a twist!

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DSUM gymnastics

posted in Formulas, Free Data on August 8, 2021 by Kevin Lehrbass 0 Comments

I explored ideas to make DSUM function’s criteria argument as flexible as a gymnast. Is it a spreadsheet miracle? Maybe. Continue reading →

CELL Function Adventure

posted in Formulas, Free Data on July 29, 2021 by Kevin Lehrbass 2 Comments

You may never need this…but I did recently and it’s just fun knowing that Excel can solve this! Continue reading →

Flirting with Volatility

posted in Formulas on July 4, 2021 by Kevin Lehrbass 0 Comments

I had some questions and improvement ideas for my formula pixel face. I learned a lot playing around with this. Continue reading →

Calculate Hours from Messy Text

posted in Formulas on May 29, 2021 by Kevin Lehrbass 3 Comments

I need to calculate hours given data like this in each cell: “9-10, 10-11, 10-11, 12-13, 12-15+, 14-17+“ Continue reading →

aggregating text part 2

posted in Formulas, Get & Transform on April 8, 2021 by Kevin Lehrbass 2 Comments

Haven’t I done this before? It was almost identical except for two details. Continue reading →

How many unique List 1 names found in List 2?

posted in Challenges, Formulas, Get & Transform on May 29, 2019 by Kevin Lehrbass 3 Comments

Imagine two lists of names. We have three questions: (1)how many unique names in List 1? (2)how many unique names in List 2? (3)how many unique names from List 1 are found in List 2?  Continue reading →

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