Advanced Excel Formulas: Unleashing Brilliance in Excel

​Enhance and upgrade your Excel knowledge with this comprehensive text on Excel formulas. The book will not only help you become an Excel expert, but will also help you analyze data more efficiently and effectively.

The book starts with basic mathematical functions that are the building blocks of automated Excel models and reports, including IF, IFS, AND, OR, IFNA, and more, and it covers logical functions. You will go through the use and hidden brilliance of defined names and learn how to deploy ranges and formulas in Excel (this is a chapter you won't want to miss). The book will help you make the most of Tables. You need to use Tables in modern Excel and their role with dynamic arrays is a key one. You will understand various text functions as well as learning Excel's date and time functions. The book covers how to use the infamous VLOOKUP function, with multiple examples of advanced techniques. SUMIFS, COUNTIFS, SUMPRODUCT, and AGGREGATION functions are discussed in detail. Dynamic array formulas are next. The game has changed. You will learn the power dynamic array engine and the new formulas such as SEQUENCE, SORTBY, and UNIQUE. You will learn to use the XLOOKUP function, followed by the FILTER function and a few different ways to create Table Rankings and Top N Lists with formulas. These are common tasks, but difficult to perform without advanced Excel formula skills. The book will show you how to get status information about a cell and the operating environment through the CELL, TYPE, and INFO functions. And the book ends with the use of the new LET and LAMBDA functions. You can start creating your own functions today with the amazing LAMBDA.

After reading this book, you will have improved your current Excel skills and learned new functions and formulas.

What Will You Learn

• Know the best lookup functions for dynamic spreadsheets
• Use Defined Names and Tables
• Understand the next level aggregation functions
• Retrieve status of cells and the Excel environment
• Use new Excel functions, including XLOOKUP, LET, and LAMBDA