The TEXTJOIN function concatenates multiple values together with or without a delimiter. TEXTJOIN can concatenate values provided as cell references, ranges, or constants, and can optionally ignore empty cells.
The TEXTJOIN function...Read more
Note: in more recent versions of Excel, the FILTER function is a better way to solve this problem. The INDEX and MATCH formula explained here is meant for legacy versions of Excel that do not provide the FILTER...Read more
This formula uses the MATCH function in approximate match mode to locate the last text value in a range. Approximate match enabled by setting by the 3rd argument in MATCH to 1, or omitting this argument, which defaults to 1.
The lookup...Read more
When building advanced formulas that use dynamic ranges, it's often necessary to figure out the last location of data in a list. Depending on the data, this could be the last row with data, the last column with data, or the intersection of both. Note: we want the last *relative position* ...Read more
When constructing more advanced formulas, it's often necessary to figure out the last location of data in a list. Depending on the data, this could be the last row with data, the last column with data, or the intersection of both. We want the last *relative position* inside a given range...Read more
This formula uses the COUNTA function to count values in a range. COUNTA counts both numbers and text to so works well with mixed data.
The range B4:B8 contains 5 values, so COUNTA returns 5. The number 5 corresponds to the last row (last relative position) of data in the range B4:B100...Read more
The TEXT function can apply number formatting to numbers just like Excel's built-in cell formats for dates, currency, fractions, and so on. However, unlike Excel's cell formatting, the TEXT function works...Read more
This page shows an example of a dynamic named range created with the INDEX function together with the COUNTA function. Dynamic named ranges automatically expand and contract when data is added or removed. They are an alternative to using an...Read more
Conditional formatting is applied to all cells in the active selection at the time a rule is created.
In this case, the column references are locked to prevent columns from changing as the formula is evaluated, but the row references are relative so that row numbers are free to change....Read more
The goal is to retrieve the nth matching record in a set of data, after filtering on a specific product. In the worksheet shown, the product in H4 and the value for n in H5 are inputs that can be changed at any time. For instance, if the product in H4 is "A" and the value in H5...Read more
