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Introduction In this type of article, we may go to create the data using the LAMBDA() function to check if the value can be absent and it may return true or false. The users have to use the LAMBDA() function that will check the missing value. If the value is not missing, it displays value 0. This method may be completed utilizing a straightforward way within Microsoft Excel 365 by using the LAMBDA function. This function is only not available in the older version of Excel. Isomitted Function The ISOMITTED function is utilized to check if the value is absent, ... Read More

Introduction VBA is a crucial component of Microsoft Excel that facilitates users to develop the function and subroutine that can be executed in the Excel worksheet. The value would be retrieved by the user-defined function and given to the specific cells that call it. Users must employ the indentation in the VBA code to enhance the readability of the code. In this article, we will explore the efficient techniques for calculating the area of a triangle and comparing values. Cell formatting is not done by the user-defined function. To Generate the User Defined Function to Compute the Area of the ... Read More

Introduction In this article, we will understand the concept of the XMATCH function which is simple and easy to use. The XMATCH function is exclusive only to the latest version like Excel 365 or Excel 2021. It would retrieve the specified position of the data in the array. It is limited to utilizing a single row or column but not compatible with multiple columns or multiple columns. Manually finding the position of the items in lengthy datasets is very time-consuming and tedious. XMATCH function in Excel Step 1 Open a new worksheet in Excel 365 and create ... Read More

Introduction In this article, we will explore creative, efficient techniques that allow us to rapidly locate unique values within various sheets or worksheets. Excel's 365 advanced built-in functions integrated into multiple workbook references ensure flawless consistency as formulas perform checks against each dataset independently before returning results accurately. Unique function is one of the predominant functions and works well with dynamic arrays to remove duplicate items from the specified range of the table. It performs efficiently with other functions like SORT, CHOOSE, FILTER so on. Unique function in Excel 365 Step 1 Open a new worksheet in Excel 365 and ... Read More

Introduction In this article, we will explore the fundamental concept of the take function which is exclusive only in Excel 365. Manually extracting the data of specified columns and rows from the large database is very time consuming and tedious. Take function is an effective way to swiftly extract data in consecutive form from the specified number of rows or columns. It is a simple technique that is particularly useful for cleaning data and retrieving pertinent information from datasets. The take function retrieves row data sequentially either from the beginning or the ending of the table. TAKE function in ... Read More

Introduction One of the prominent functions introduced in Excel 2021 is the SORT and SORTBY functions that quickly assist users in sorting the dynamic array either in ascending or descending form. These exclusive functions not only enhance organizational productivity but also improve readability when dealing with lengthy text. When dealing with lists in Excel, using these functions enables you to structure information more logically by sorting the data perfectly as desired. This reduces clutter and confusion while allowing for clearer presentation and understanding. SORT function in Excel Step 1 Open the worksheet containing the data cells requiring the sorting of ... Read More

Excel 365 is a powerful tool that offers countless features and works efficiently with dynamic arrays. In the earlier version, manipulating data in a dynamic array sometimes felt time-consuming. However, by leveraging some simple yet effective techniques, you can quickly reduce the size of the dynamic array in Excel and boost your productivity. In this article, we will explore the hidden concept of the REDUCE() function. It would interpret the whole dataset and showcase the combined result in a designated cell after applying some constraint on the specified range of the array. The users would have to analyze the REDUCE() ... Read More

Introduction The RANDARRAY function is one of the exclusive functions that is introduced in the latest version of Excel 2021 or Excel 365. It would return an array comprising numbers between 0 and 1. It is one of the quickest techniques to generate random floating numbers or integers number. Furthermore, users may apply a dynamic array formula to it and interpret the result. In this article, we will explore the concept of the RANDARRAY function that is necessary for data modeling, data analysis, and validation of data. Syntax RANDARRAY([rows], [columns], [min], [max], [integer]) ... Read More

In this type of article, we may create the data using the MAP() function to make a new type of value or data from the number of columns and rows and returns the array that is based on the mapping every value or data in the function MAP which we have to set the identified array as mapping. It may apply LAMBDA function that will create a formula to map the given array in the new dataset. The users have to use MAP() function to determine number of rows and columns you want mapping in other cell. This method may ... Read More

Introduction In this type of article, we may go to create the data using the Expand() function to copy the selected data that the users have to insert in the expand function in any selected cell. The users have to analyze to expand the selected or created data in any other cell by using Expand() function. Various efficient methods like LAMBDA, TOROWS, WRAPROWS, MAP and so on are introduced in the EXCEL 365. Before implementing the Expand function, users need to install Office 365 in their system. If users wish to employ this function in older versions of Excel, then Name ... Read More