Monthly Archives: April 2019

How to use the OFFSET function

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One very useful Excel function is OFFSET. It returns a range of cells which corresponds to a specified number of rows and columns starting at a given distance from a reference cell.

How to use the MATCH function

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There is no way to create a powerful and versatile lookup formula without using at least once the MATCH function.

How to use the INDEX function

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The INDEX function is one of the most interesting functions in excel. It can be combined with many other functions to help you out of some difficult situations.

How to use the CHOOSE function

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Probably the easiest to understand lookup function is the CHOOSE function. It returns a value from an array of values, that corresponds to a specific position in that array.

Hierarchies with PowerPivot in Excel

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Let us take the next step in power pivot tables. We will talk about hierarchies in Power Pivot and will show a bit more of its functions.

Using the PowerPivot add-in with Excel

Kornilios Ampatzis/ April 16, 2019/ Tutorials

Although Pivot tables are very powerful, in the professional editions of excel there is one optional add-in more powerful and versatile than any other.

Using Slicers with your Pivot Tables

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Since Excel 2010, a new and very interesting feature was added. Slicers. At first glance, they might seem like a beautified way to filter a pivot table, but they can be a lot more than that.

Creating Pivot Charts in Excel

Kornilios Ampatzis/ April 16, 2019/ Tutorials

Pivot charts in Excel are the visual representation of pivot tables. They are connected to each other and every change on the table affects the chart and vice versa.

Learning about Pivot Tables

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Pivot tables might as well be Excel’s most powerful feature. A pivot table helps you to summarize and analyze your data, thus extracting the significant information from a large and detailed data set.