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How to get last match
Ilker · Jul 17, 2018

How to get last match

Learn how to get last match. This practical guide covers the formula syntax, setup steps, and how the result is calculated in Excel.

How to find closest match
Ilker · Jul 17, 2018

How to find closest match

Learn how to find closest match. This practical guide covers the formula syntax, setup steps, and how the result is calculated in Excel.

How to sum every n rows
Ilker · Jul 13, 2018

How to sum every N rows

Adding certain cells in a table can be challenging. This article shows how to sum every n rows by using the SUM and the OFFSET functions.

How to calculate average by week number
Ilker · Jul 13, 2018

How to calculate average by week number

This article focuses on to calculate average by week number with exact week number by using WEEKNUM and AVERAGEIFS functions.

How to count by week number
Ilker · Jul 13, 2018

How to count by week number

This article focuses on to count by week number with exact week number by using COUNTIFS and WEEKNUM functions.

How to populate dropdown items
Ilker · Jul 12, 2018

How to create conditional Excel drop down lists

Learn how to create conditional Excel drop down lists. This practical guide covers the required setup, step-by-step process, and useful Excel options.

How to highlight values based on item lists
Ilker · Jul 12, 2018

How to highlight values based on item lists

You can highlight the duplicate values in a data set to help identify the outliers. Let's see how to highlight values based on item lists.

How to replace a character by its position
Ilker · Jul 11, 2018

How to replace character in Excel by position

This article shows how to replace character in Excel by position using REPLACE function. If you are looking to replace a specific character please refer to article How to replace a character.

Adam · Jul 11, 2018

Excel Case Statements: SWITCH Function Versus Nested IF

Excel case statements can be handled via the SWITCH function which can essentially do what nested IF functions can, using only one function.