In this example, the goal is to calculate an average of the top 3 quiz scores for each name listed in column B. For reference, column H has a formula that calculates an average of all 4 scores. This is a slightly tricky problem, because it's not obvious how to limit the scores included in the...Read more
XLOOKUP is Excel's modern all‑in‑one lookup function. It lets you search a row or column for a value and retrieve the corresponding value from another range, without the frustrating limitations that plagued older functions like VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, and LOOKUP. It can even return more than one...Read more
Excel's random functions like RAND and RANDARRAY recalculate every time you edit your worksheet, making it impossible to maintain stable random results. This article shows you how to build a seeded random number generator using Excel's LAMBDA function, allowing you to generate reproducible...Read more
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