Top N With Criteria in Excel: Biggest Orders by Region, Month or Customer
Get the top 5 values that meet a condition — and the rows behind them — with LARGE+IF, AGGREGATE, FILTER+SORT+TAKE and SORTBY, in old…
Read article →Excel, SAP, Oracle & automation tips — plus wacky facts
Get the top 5 values that meet a condition — and the rows behind them — with LARGE+IF, AGGREGATE, FILTER+SORT+TAKE and SORTBY, in old…
Read article →LOOKUP is an older function that needs sorted data for normal use — but its array form powers the well-known “last match” trick in…
Read article →TOCOL flattens a 2-D range into a single column, optionally skipping blanks and errors. TOROW does the same into a row.
Read article →SORT returns a sorted copy of a range; the original stays untouched and the result re-sorts as data changes.
Read article →VSTACK appends ranges one below another — combine monthly sheets or regional lists without copy-paste.
Read article →RANDBETWEEN returns a random integer between two numbers. It recalculates on every change — convert to values when you want it fixed.
Read article →LookupLevel: IntermediateAvailable in: Excel 2007+CHOOSE returns the n-th item from a list of values you type in the formula.Syntax=CHOOSE(index_num.
Read article →DSUM adds a column for the rows that match a criteria range on the sheet. It looks old-fashioned, but it shines when a manager…
Read article →LET assigns names to calculations inside a formula, so long formulas become readable and repeated parts are calculated once.
Read article →AREAS counts separate ranges in a reference — used with INDEX’s area_num argument to switch between tables.
Read article →GETPIVOTDATA pulls a value from a pivot by field names, not by cell position — so your report keeps working when the pivot grows…
Read article →ISERR is TRUE for every error except #N/A. That lets you treat “not found” as normal while still catching real breakages like #DIV/0! or…
Read article →The brain uses about 20% of the body’s energy.
Although it is only around 2% of body weight, the brain consumes roughly a fifth of the body’s energy at rest.