Formulas often refer to other cells. Use trace precedents and trace dependents to better understand the structure of your Excel worksheet.Continue readingHow to Trace Precedents and Dependents in Excel
XLOOKUP vs VLOOKUP. They’re both lookup functions in Excel but which one should you use? We compare them and outline key differences.Continue readingXLOOKUP vs VLOOKUP: Excel Trainer Explains Key Differences
The NOW function can display the current date and time or it can be used in calculations involving other date and time values.Continue readingUse the NOW Function in Excel to Work with Dates and Times
The Excel SORT function reorders the contents of a range of cells in ascending or descending order and returns a dynamic array.Continue readingHow to Use the Excel SORT Function to Reorder Data Quickly
The DATEDIF function in Excel is used to calculate the difference between two dates. The difference is returned in days, months, or years.Continue readingHow to Use DATEDIF in Excel (Analyze Dates Like a Boss!)
How To Use the Unique Function in Excel
Excel’s UNIQUE function lets you extract a list of distinct values from a list or range. Read on for time saving techniques!Continue readingHow To Use the Unique Function in Excel