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Formula 1 - Combining the CONCATENATE and TEXT Functions to Join Date and Time in Excel Columns B and C represent dates and times. In Column D, dates and ...
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Method 1 - Using the CONCATENATE or CONCAT Function to Join Multiple Columns into One Column in Excel In the following picture, the three columns represent ...
Method 1 - Split Text into Multiple Cells with Formula In the following table, Column B contains five distinct cells, each of which contains three ...
Example 1 - Using VLOOKUP Between Two Sheets in the Same Excel Workbook In the following picture, Sheet1 is representing some specifications of a number of ...
Method 1 - Linking Excel Worksheets to Auto Populate from Another Worksheet Sheet1 contains some specifications of smartphone models. In Sheet2, only ...
Method 1: AutoFill a Column with a Series of Numbers Example Model: Use the Fill Handle option to autofill the series of numbers starting from 1. ...
Method 1 - Create a List of Unique Rows with Multiple Column Criteria In the following dataset, we have a list of players, their ages, and what sport they ...
Method 1 - Create a Conditional Drop-Down List with a Classified Data Table In Cell C13, we’ll create an independent drop-down list for the brand types. After ...
Method 1 - INDIRECT Function with Sheet Name to Refer Another Worksheet In the example image below, Sheet1 contains the names of donors and the donation. ...
Method 1 - VLOOKUP and Return Multiple Matches in a Column We have a table containing random names of several employees and their departments. We want to show ...
Example 1 - Create an Independent Drop-Down List in Excel We have a list of popular Samsung smartphones. We’ll make a drop-down list in Cell E7 from where you ...
The VLOOKUP function is generally used to look for a value in the leftmost column in a table and return a value in the same row from another specified column. ...
Method 1 - Use the MATCH function to Define a Column Number from Rows in VLOOKUP In the following picture, a dataset is presented with the amounts of sales of ...
Basics of XLOOKUP and VLOOKUP in Excel XLOOKUP Function The XLOOKUP function searches a range or an array for a match and returns the corresponding item ...
Example 1 - Using the Ampersand to Join Multiple Conditions in VLOOKUP in Excel We have a dataset of smartphone models of three popular brands. Column B ...
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If you write “=IF(A2“”,NOW(),””)” in Cell B2, then the timestamp in Cell B2 will update for each input name in the following cells(A3,A4,…….). To fix timestamp for each entry, you have to type “=IF(A2””,IF(B2=””,NOW(),B2),””)” in Cell B2.