The goal of this example is to count rows in the data where the date joined falls between start and end dates (inclusive) and the age also falls into the age ranges seen in column G. The formula is complicated somewhat by the fact that the age range labels are actually text, so we need to...Read more
The LET function lets you define named variables in a formula. There are two primary reasons you might want to do this: (1) to improve performance by eliminating redundant calculations and (2) to make more complex formulas easier to read and write. Once a variable is named, it can be...Read more
For many years, INDEX and MATCH have been the go-to solution for difficult lookup problems in Excel. While more complicated to configure, the two-function combination of INDEX + MATCH is flexible and powerful. But now that...Read more
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