Excel LOOKUP function
There are a number of lookup functions in Excel such as VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP but there is also a LOOKUP function. This function is not as specialized as the other lookup functions so it can be used to...
View ArticleExcel Left Lookup Formula
Although VLOOKUP is one of Excel's most used functions, on its own it is limited to looking to the right of the lookup criterion when trying to find information in a database....Read Full Post ...
View ArticleExcel ROW Function
One of Excel's lesser known lookup and reference functions is the ROW function. This function is often combined with other functions, such as INDEX, to create versatile lookup formulas. The ROW...
View ArticleExcel COLUMN Function
Another of Excel's lookup and reference functions is the COLUMN function. This function can be used in two ways. One, it can be used to return the number of the column for the cell where the function...
View ArticleExcel INDEX Function
The INDEX function uses row and column numbers from an array to return the name of a specific item of data in an Excel database or table of data. INDEX is often combined with other functions, such as...
View ArticleExcel MAX Function
The Max function is a very useful function that has many applications. What it does is find the largest value in a given list of data. Example uses for the MAX function: ...Read Full Post ...
View ArticleExcel TAN Function
Excel's list of math functions includes a number of the most common trigonometric functions. Trigonometry has application in a number of fields including astronomy, physics, engineering, and surveying....
View ArticleConvert Measurements in Excel
Have you ever wondered how many inches there are in a 23.62 miles? Well, in case you ever do, the answer is 1,496,563.20 inches. I found this out using Excel, but not by multiplying 23.62 x 5,280 x 12...
View ArticleExcel OFFSET Function
The OFFSET function can be used to return the value of a second cell that is a specific number of rows and columns away from a cell referenced in an adjacent range....Read Full Post ...
View ArticleWrap Text with Shortcut Keys
Wrap Text with Shortcut Keys© Ted French One handy formatting feature in Excel is Wrap Text. ...Read Full Post ...
View ArticleInsert a Hyperlink in Excel Using Shortcut Keys
A hyperlink, the blue text in a web page that you can click on to jump to other web pages, can be added to an Excel worksheet using shortcut keys on the keyboard. ...Read Full Post ...
View ArticleRounding Numbers with the CEILING Function
The CEILING function in Excel is similar to the ROUNDUP Function in that they both round the last digit upwards. How they differ is that while the ROUNDUP function only ever rounds that last digit up...
View ArticleCounting with the SUM Function
Excel SUM IF Array Formula© Ted French Normally, the SUM function is used to add up a series of values in a worksheet. It can be made to count rather than add by using it in an array formula along...
View ArticleExcel Lookup Function - Vector Form
There are a number of lookup functions in Excel such as VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP but there is also a LOOKUP function. This function is not as specialized as the other lookup functions so it can be used to...
View ArticleExcel HLOOKUP Function
Excel's HLOOKUP function, is not as well known as VLOOKUP even though the two do similar jobs. Both LOOKUP functions can be used to help you find specific data located in a database or list of data....
View ArticleMulti Cell Array Formula Tutorial
A multiple cell or multi cell array formula is an array formula that is, as the name suggests, located in multiple worksheet cells. How it works is the same formula is located in a number of cells, but...
View ArticleExcel Lookup Formula using Multiple Criteria
VLOOKUP is one of Excel's most used functions. It is limited, however, to using a single lookup criterion when trying to find information in a data table. We can get around this limitation by using an...
View ArticleExcel's LOWER Function
Excel has several functions that can be used to change the case of data in a spreadsheet. Case refers to the use of capital (upper case) and small letters (lower case)....Read Full Post ...
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