Excel Concatenate Function
The Excel concatenate function can be used to combine multiple cells into one. Syntax CONCATENATE (text1,text2,…) Text1, text2, are items to be joined into a single text item. The text items can be...
View ArticleExcel CELL () Function
The CELL function can be used to find out information about a cell such as formatting, size and contents. Format: cell(info type, range) “info type” is the type of information you would like to...
View ArticlePercentile – Finding the Percentrank() in Excel
Finding and displaying the percentile of specific results can be valuable to your audience. Sometimes stand alone numbers do not tell the story, but, if I know that 80% of the other results are lower...
View ArticleRemoving #N/A error in Excel using ISNA()
The #N/A error happens most often when a lookup function cannot find a result. You can manually remove the all of your #N/As or you can stop them in your original formula. A simple and effective way of...
View ArticleUsing Right() and Left() Functions to Remove Text from a String – Excel
Today I came across a problem I see at least once or twice a week. I wanted to perform some analysis using an employee number. The output from one of my systems included the employee number with...
View ArticleCounting Visible Rows After Autofilter in Excel
Typically when you use autofilter, the task bar at the bottom of your Excel workbook will say: “5 of 10 records found”. The five is your visible rows. In some situations the records found indicator...
View ArticleMultiple Condition Vlookup Function Add-in – Excel
The question we are asked most often by ExcelYogi readers is how can I use vlookup with multiple criteria or conditions. There are several solutions but some can be pain staking and unrealistic....
View ArticleFind the Nth Largest or Smallest Number – Excel
Use the Large and Small functions is Excel to find the Nth largest number in a list. For example: =Large(A2:E2,3) will return the 3rd largest value in the data set. =Small(A2:E2, 2) will return the 2nd...
View ArticleRemove the ‘ Apostrophe from Excel Cells
Many applications that export to Excel, export the data with the apostrophe character at the front of the string. One way of removing this character is to use the clean() function: If in cell A1 you...
View ArticleHow to Use ISERROR Function in Excel
The ISERROR function is a versatile one that is very useful in testing an outcome of a formula so that you can account for any errors, more on that later…First, lets learn the syntax: =iserror(A1) A1...
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