Posted by
Andrew Gould
on 28 February 2012
Learn how to protect worksheets and cells in Excel.
Posted by
Andrew Gould
on 28 February 2012
Learn how to use data validation in Microsoft Excel to control the values that can be entered into cells. Create custom error messages and fancy drop down lists with a few clicks of the mouse.
Posted by
Andrew Gould
on 27 February 2012
Learn how to use scenarios in Microsoft Excel to quickly switch between different sets of input values for your spreadsheet models. Learn how to quickly create summary reports to compare a range of scenarios side-by-side.
Posted by
Andrew Gould
on 24 February 2012
Learn how to use the Goal Seek tool in Microsoft Excel to find the right inputs to meet your targets.
Posted by
Andrew Gould
on 24 February 2012
Learn how to use styles to speed up formatting in Microsoft Excel.
Posted by
Andrew Gould
on 19 April 2022
Spilled array formulas provide several advantages over traditional formulas in Excel. If you're working with Office 365 or Excel 2021 it's well worth learning how to use this type of formula effectively.
Posted by
Andrew Gould
on 21 October 2011
Learn how to apply conditional formats in Microsoft Excel to highlight important values in a range of numbers.
Posted by
Andrew Gould
on 27 August 2023
Range names provide a convenient way to reference cells using names rather than references, making your formulae easier to read and understand. This video teaches you the basics of creating, editing and using named ranges in Excel.
Posted by
Andrew Gould
on 28 August 2023
In Excel you can create range names scoped either to a workbook or to a specific worksheet. This video shows you how to choose the scope of a name and explains why you might need worksheet-scoped names in the first place.
Posted by
Andrew Gould
on 21 October 2011
Learn how to apply conditional formats in Microsoft Excel to grade a range of numbers using data bars and icon sets.
Posted by
Andrew Gould
on 23 September 2023
This video explains how you can control the behaviour of range names in modern versions of Excel using the implicit intersection, or @ operator. You'll learn about the traditional behaviour of range names and how to perform intersection. You'll see why it's sometimes necessary to use the implicit intersection operator in functions like AND, OR and NETWORKDAYS. You'll also see how dynamic arrays can sometimes cause circular references and how to use the implicit intersection operator to resolve them.
Posted by
Andrew Gould
on 21 October 2011
Learn how to use formulae in conditional formats in Microsoft Excel to highlight one cell based on the value of another cell.
Posted by
Andrew Gould
on 21 October 2011
Learn how to create custom date formats in Microsoft Excel to display your dates in exactly the way you want.
Posted by
Andrew Gould
on 08 May 2022
Learn how to use the SORT and SORTBY functions in Microsoft Excel to return dynamic spilled arrays of sorted values. You'll learn how to sort single rows and columns as well as entire tables; how to change the sort order; and how to sort by multiple values.
Posted by
Andrew Gould
on 08 May 2022
Learn how to use the UNIQUE function in Microsoft Excel to return unique values from a row, column or table.
Posted by
Andrew Gould
on 08 May 2022
Learn how to use the TRANSPOSE function in Microsoft Excel to convert rows into columns and columns into rows.
Posted by
Andrew Gould
on 08 May 2022
Learn how to use the SEQUENCE function in Microsoft Excel to calculate sequences of numbers and dates
Posted by
Andrew Gould
on 08 May 2022
Learn how to use the FILTER function in Microsoft Excel to return filtered lists of values. You'll learn how to apply filters to numbers, dates and text; how to search for values containing text; how to find the biggest, smallest and top N values in a list; how to combine filters using logical operators; and how to use cells to create a convenient way to provide criteria to your filters.
Posted by
Andrew Gould
on 12 June 2022
Learn how to use the XLOOKUP function in Microsoft Excel to lookup and return values. XLOOKUP combines features of VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, MATCH and INDEX as well as more advanced features. You'll learn how to lookup values vertically or horizontally and in both dimensions in the same formula. You'll see the difference between exact match and range lookups and learn how to use wildcard characters when searching in text columns.
