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  • All created range names to paste range names in Excel
    Basic Excel

    6 Methods to Paste Range Names in Excel

    Rhidi Barma September 8, 2024 Basic Excel

    While dealing with large spreadsheets, it becomes necessary to name the ranges in Excel first. Additionally, you can track and…

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  • Sort Options to sort horizontally in Excel
    Basic Excel

    How to Sort Horizontally in Excel [3 Methods]

    Rhidi Barma September 8, 2024 Basic Excel

    To sort horizontally in Excel, follow the guide below: Select cell B7. Write the formula: =SORT(B1:F5,1,1,TRUE) This formula sorts a…

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  • Using Vlookup Function to vlookup multiple column with only one returns
    Excel Formulas

    How to Vlookup from Multiple Columns with Only One Return in Excel

    Rhidi Barma June 13, 2024 Excel Formulas

    You can use the VLOOKUP function to return only one value from multiple columns. Here’s how: Select cell A1. Write…

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  • SUMPRODUCT function for sum all matches in Excel
    Excel Formulas

    How to Vlookup and Sum All Matches in Excel [5 Ways]

    Rhidi Barma June 13, 2024June 13, 2024 Excel Formulas

    Follow these steps below to vlookup and sum all matches in Excel: Select cell F2. Type the formula: =SUMPRODUCT((A2:A10=F1)*(C2:C10)) Press…

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  • Index match formula for multiple criteria in Excel
    Excel Formulas

    How to Use INDEX MATCH Lookup with Multiple Criteria in Excel [2 Cases]

    Rhidi Barma June 11, 2024 Excel Formulas

    When there are several matches for the lookup criteria, you can successfully do a lookup by using INDEX MATCH with…

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  • Vlookup with Multiple IF statements in Excel
    Excel Formulas

    How to Use VLOOKUP with Multiple IF Statements in Excel [2 Examples]

    Rhidi Barma June 11, 2024 Excel Formulas

    VLOOKUP is a widely used Excel function designed for searching specific values within tables or ranges and extracting corresponding data….

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  • Using the combination of VLOOKUP,FILTER,ISNUMBER,SEARCH Functions to return multiple corresponding Values vertically in Excel
    Excel Formulas

    How to Vlookup and Return Multiple Corresponding Values Vertically in Excel

    Rhidi Barma June 11, 2024 Excel Formulas

    To Vlookup and return multiple corresponding values vertically in Excel, you can achieve this by following these steps: Choose cell…

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  • Using XLOOKUP function to find second match
    Excel Formulas

    How to Find Second Match in Excel Using XLOOKUP [4 Methods]

    Rhidi Barma June 10, 2024 Excel Formulas

    Follow these steps to find the second match in Excel using XLOOKUP: Choose cell E3. Type the formula: =XLOOKUP(E1&E2, A2:A10&SORTBY(SEQUENCE(ROWS(A2:A10),1,2)-MATCH(SORT(A2:A10),SORT(A2:A10),0),SORTBY(SEQUENCE(ROWS(A2:A10),1,2),A2:A10,1),1),B2:B10)…

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  • Using the combination of Choosecols XLOOKUP Function to return array with selected columns
    Excel Formulas

    How to Return Array Using XLOOKUP in Excel[4 Methods]

    Rhidi Barma June 10, 2024 Excel Formulas

    To return the array using the XLOOKUP function, follow the steps below: Select cell B11. Write down this formula:=XLOOKUP(A11,A2:A8,B2:D8,””) Click…

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  • Using substitute function to remove dashes without removing zeros
    Excel Formulas

    How to Remove Dashes in Excel Without Removing Zeros [5 Ways]

    Rhidi Barma June 8, 2024June 8, 2024 Excel Formulas

    Sometimes we use datasets that contain dashes but we need those data without dashes. That’s why we need to remove…

    Read More How to Remove Dashes in Excel Without Removing Zeros [5 Ways]Continue

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