DROP Function in Excel: Remove First or Last Rows
DROP removes rows or columns from the start (positive) or end (negative) of an array — e.g. strip headers or total rows.
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DROP removes rows or columns from the start (positive) or end (negative) of an array — e.g. strip headers or total rows.
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Read article →StatisticalLevel: IntermediateAvailable in: Excel 2007+SMALL returns the k-th smallest number — bottom-N lists and the earliest dates.Syntax=SMALL(array.
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Read article →COLUMN returns the column number (A = 1). Handy for VLOOKUP formulas that fill across.
Read article →LAMBDA turns a formula into a reusable custom function. Save it in Name Manager and use it like any built-in function — no VBA.
Read article →DatabaseLevel: ExpertAvailable in: Excel 2007+DAVERAGE averages a column for rows that meet the criteria range.Syntax=DAVERAGE(database, field.
Read article →COUNTIF counts cells that meet one condition. It is also the simplest duplicate checker.
Read article →ERROR.TYPE returns a number for each error (1 #NULL!, 2 #DIV/0!, 3 #VALUE!, 4 #REF!, 5 #NAME?, 6 #NUM!, 7 #N/A) so you can…
Read article →EXPAND pads an array to a given number of rows and columns — handy before VSTACK when pieces have different widths.
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