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Partial Match Count with a Condition
Once again I discovered a formula that I had written down in a notebook. What is it doing? Is there an easier way to solve this? Continue reading
Sorted Data Validation List
This post from ExcelFORO explains how to use VBA to create a sorted data validation list. It’s a great solution! Are there other ways to solve this? Continue reading
Weighted Average
I’ll show you the weighted average formula, how it calculates, and I’ll prove that the answer is correct! Continue reading
Countifs confirms Vlookup
So many times vlookup (or index & match) saves the day and gets your answer! ….wait…are you sure it’s correct??? Read this post to see why you should use countifs to confirm your vlookup. Continue reading
CAGR in Microsoft Excel
Recently I was asked “How can you prove that the CAGR answer is correct?“. In this post I’ll show you how to verify the CAGR result. I’ll also review CAGR basics and pitfalls. Continue reading
Extract Largest Number (Power Query & Flash Fill solutions)
In a recent post I audited my colleague’s amazing array formula. It extracted the largest number from as420lkjs09nsdk2324lkjsd099 See other solutions suggested by YouTube viewers! Continue reading
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I saw Chandeep’s Data Cleanup Challenge and it looked like fun. Others solved it using Power Query (some amazing solutions) but I used good ol’ fashioned formulas! Continue reading
Largest Number Inside Alphanumeric String
A friend shared this challenge: extract the largest number from this text as420lkjs09nsdk2324lkjsd099 ! The answer is 2324. How do we solve this? Formulas? VBA? Continue reading
Valentine’s Day in Microsoft Excel
How can you improve your VBA skills? Build something! Anything! Even if it’s ridiculous. I needed to practice and ended up creating a robot and a bunch of random style hearts! 🙂 Continue reading