The last two editions of Excel Yourself covered how dynamic arrays work and two new functions. This month, we will look at the remaining four new functions associated with dynamic arrays.
The last Excel yourself column explained the basics of how dynamic arrays work. This month, we focus on two new functions associated with dynamic arrays.
Excel expert Neale Blackwood CPA began writing his monthly Excel Yourself column in INTHEBLACK magazine in 2002. He recently “opened the vault” on those early articles to review the information and add newer and easier solutions or built-in functions. This month: learn about Data Validation, Paste Link and zero values.
Dynamic arrays make array functionality easy to access for all users.
Using Excel's index-match combination is the easiest way to include a flexible range in conditional calculation functions.
Excel expert Neale Blackwood CPA is fast approaching his 200th INTHEBLACK article since he began writing his monthly Excel Yourself column in INTHEBLACK magazine in 2002. He recently “opened the vault” on those early articles to review the information and add newer and easier solutions or built-in functions. See what’s new.
Here are some ways to use the function to deal with frequently occuring budget issues.
Excel expert Neale Blackwood CPA began writing his monthly Excel Yourself column in INTHEBLACK magazine in 2002. He recently “opened the vault” on those early articles to review the information and add newer and easier solutions or built-in functions. This month: Contents sheets, General Purpose Macros and more.
Sparkline charts are a data visualisation aid that work well on a dashboard.
Excel expert Neale Blackwood CPA began writing his monthly Excel Yourself column in INTHEBLACK magazine in 2002. He recently “opened the vault” on those early articles to review the information and add newer and easier solutions or built-in functions. This month: listing all range names in a workbook, Formula Auditing, Flash Fill and more.