At the core, this formula has a simple pattern like this:
=SUM(first:current)
Where "first" is the first cell in the Total column, and "current" is a reference to a cell in the current row of the Total column.
To get the a...Read more
The Excel OFFSET function returns a dynamic range constructed with five inputs: (1) a starting point, (2) a row offset, (3) a column offset, (4) a height in rows, (5) a width in columns.
After decades of waiting, Excel finally supports Regular Expressions, aka regex! Learn how three powerful new functions - REGEXTEST, REGEXREPLACE, and REGEXEXTRACT - can transform complex text operations into elegant, maintainable formulas. Whether you're cleaning data, validating...Read more
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