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TEXTJOIN to Combine Text

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 TEXTJOIN to Combine TextDiscover Talent is dedicated to helping you improve your business productivity through our range of Excel training and support services. Whether you are a beginner just starting out or a professional looking to sharpen your skills, we have something for everyone. Our offerings include Excel certification, practical tips and tricks, dashboard creation, and specialized support from our team of Excel experts. We have added 30 seconds video to easy understand about TEXT JOIN Function which Combines multiple cells value. In our latest series, we are excited to introduce the TEXTJOIN function. This powerful function in Excel is designed to combine text from multiple cells or ranges into one string, with a delimiter of your choice separating each value. It’s a simple yet incredibly useful tool for anyone who works with large sets of data and needs to streamline text management. Instead of manually copying and pasting text from different cells, use TEXTJOIN to merge th

VSTACK Function in Excel

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In Excel, the `VSTACK` function is a versatile tool that facilitates the combination of multiple arrays or ranges in a vertical manner, ultimately creating a unified array. This functionality is particularly advantageous for various data analysis and reporting tasks. When working with data, it's common to have information spread across different ranges or arrays. The `VSTACK` function enables users to efficiently consolidate this dispersed data into a single, organized array. This can be especially useful when you need to analyze or process data collectively, as it simplifies the task of handling multiple data sets. For instance, imagine you have sales data for different products stored in separate arrays. Instead of analyzing each product's data individually, you can use the `VSTACK` function to merge these arrays vertically. This consolidated array then allows you to perform calculations, generate reports, or create visualizations for all products simultaneously, streamlining

XLOOKUP in Excel

#XLOOKUP is a powerful function in Microsoft Excel that allows you to search for a value in a range of cells and return a corresponding value from another range of cells. It was introduced in Excel 365 and is available in all versions of Excel that have been released after that. To use the #XLOOKUP function, you need to provide four pieces of information: The value you want to search for The range of cells you want to search in The range of cells that contains the values you want to return Optional: criteria for the search, such as an approximate match or an exact match Here's an example of how to use the #XLOOKUP function: Assume that you have a list of student names in column A and their corresponding grades in column B. You want to find the grade of a specific student, whose name is in  specific student, whose name is in cell D2. You can use the #XLOOKUP function as follows: =XLOOKUP(D2,A2:A10,B2:B10) This formula will search for the name in cell D2 within the range A2:A10, and

How do you concatenate cells in Excel

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 In this Tutorial we have covered #concatenate  ( #TextFunction , #HowToCombineText , #MsExcelTutorial  ) function which is available in ms excel.  This will save your lots of time and you will be more productive in your daily routine work .  The word concatenate is just another way of saying "to #combine" or "to join #together". We have also showed very basic step of #Text function or formula how do we leverage this in our daily routine as per our requirement complete your choice.  This whole tutorial in hindi we made it to make you understand . There may be other uses of this function but here we covered the basic thing . Text function specially ( DD, DDD, DDDD ) How it will change to the dates.  You may have queries like below then you are at the right place watch Hindi Tutorial for ms excel and be pro in your daily regime  text function in excel How to Combine Cells in Excel - Text or Numbers – Contextures How do you concatenate cells in Excel? How do you concat