To extract unique values from more than one range at the same time, you can use the UNIQUE function with the VSTACK function. In the example shown, the formula in cell H5 is: =UNIQUE(VSTACK(range1,range2,range3)) Where range1 (C5:C16), range2 …Read more
The Excel SWITCH function compares one value against a list of values and returns the result that corresponds to the first match. Use SWITCH to translate codes into labels or pick one of several results in a single self-contained formula. SWITCH performs exact matching only. When no match is found, …Read more
Combinations and permutations are two basic ways to count possibilities, used in probability, statistics, games, passwords, and lotteries. This article explains the difference between them, when order and repetition matter, and the Excel functions you can use to calculate each case: FACT, PERMUT, …Read more
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