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Excel formulas, unusual formula combinations, VBA, Power Query and dashboards — from basics to clever tricks.

VALUE Function in Excel: Convert Text to a Number

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8 May 2026 · Excel Functions A–Z · 1 min read

VALUE Function in Excel: Convert Text to a Number

VALUE turns text that looks like a number into a real number, so SUM and lookups work.

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CONFIDENCE.NORM Function in Excel: Margin of Error

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7 May 2026 · Excel Functions A–Z · 1 min read

CONFIDENCE.NORM Function in Excel: Margin of Error

CONFIDENCE.NORM gives the ± margin around a sample mean for a chosen confidence level.

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Extract Numbers From Text in Excel (Invoice Numbers, Amounts, Phone Numbers)

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7 May 2026 · Formula Combos · 2 min read

Extract Numbers From Text in Excel (Invoice Numbers, Amounts, Phone Numbers)

Pull the numbers out of messy text like "INV-2026-0045", "Paid Rs 12,500 via UPI" or "Call 98765 43210" with TEXTJOIN+MID+SEQUENCE, REGEXEXTRACT, TEXTAFTER and Flash…

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7 May 2026 by Atul Vij Formula Combos Leave a comment

MODE.MULT Function in Excel: All the Most Common Values

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4 May 2026 · Excel Functions A–Z · 1 min read

MODE.MULT Function in Excel: All the Most Common Values

MODE.MULT returns every value tied for most frequent, where MODE.SNGL returns only the first.

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NORM.INV Function in Excel: Value for a Given Probability

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3 May 2026 · Excel Functions A–Z · 1 min read

NORM.INV Function in Excel: Value for a Given Probability

NORM.INV is the reverse of NORM.DIST: give it a probability and it returns the value. Great for safety stock, and for simulations with RAND().

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MODE.SNGL Function in Excel: The Most Frequent Number

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1 May 2026 · Excel Functions A–Z · 1 min read

MODE.SNGL Function in Excel: The Most Frequent Number

StatisticalLevel: IntermediateAvailable in: Excel 2010+MODE.SNGL returns the value that appears most often in a set of numbers.Syntax=MODE.SNGL(number1.

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Why 0.1 + 0.2 Is Not Exactly 0.3 (and Why Excel Sometimes Agrees)

Why 0.1 + 0.2 Is Not Exactly 0.3 (and Why Excel Sometimes Agrees)

28 Apr 2026 · Excel Formulas · 4 min read

Why 0.1 + 0.2 Is Not Exactly 0.3 (and Why Excel Sometimes Agrees)

Computers store decimals in binary, so 0.1 + 0.2 becomes 0.30000000000000004. Why it happens, why Excel usually hides it and where it doesn’t (wrapped…

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28 April 2026 by Atul Vij Excel Formulas, Science Leave a comment

LET and LAMBDA: Write Your Own Excel Functions (No VBA)

LET and LAMBDA: Write Your Own Excel Functions (No VBA)

26 Apr 2026 · Formula Combos · 2 min read

LET and LAMBDA: Write Your Own Excel Functions (No VBA)

Use LET to name parts of long formulas and LAMBDA to create reusable custom functions like CLEANTEXT or FYEAR — saved in Name Manager,…

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26 April 2026 by Atul Vij Formula Combos Leave a comment

Excel’s Strangest Behaviours Explained: 15 “Bugs” That Are Actually Features

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23 Apr 2026 · Excel Formulas · 3 min read

Excel’s Strangest Behaviours Explained: 15 “Bugs” That Are Actually Features

Why Excel turns 1-2 into a date, drops leading zeros, shows ####, changes long numbers to E+ notation, gives #SPILL!, auto-corrects gene names and…

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23 April 2026 by Atul Vij Excel Formulas Leave a comment

TRUE Function in Excel: The Logical Value TRUE

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17 Apr 2026 · Excel Functions A–Z · 1 min read

TRUE Function in Excel: The Logical Value TRUE

TRUE() returns the logical value TRUE. You can also just type TRUE; the function form exists for compatibility.

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ISLOGICAL Function in Excel: Is It TRUE or FALSE?

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12 Apr 2026 · Excel Functions A–Z · 1 min read

ISLOGICAL Function in Excel: Is It TRUE or FALSE?

ISLOGICAL checks whether a value is a real TRUE/FALSE. Imports often bring the text "TRUE", which looks identical but is not.

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FALSE Function in Excel: The Logical Value FALSE

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12 Apr 2026 · Excel Functions A–Z · 1 min read

FALSE Function in Excel: The Logical Value FALSE

FALSE() returns the logical value FALSE, most often seen as the exact-match argument in VLOOKUP.

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