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

Power BI Lesson 1: Desktop Tour and Loading Data

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20 Oct 2021 · Power BI & DAX · 2 min read

Power BI Lesson 1: Desktop Tour and Loading Data

Install Power BI Desktop, learn the Report, Table and Model views, load several Excel tables through Power Query, check data types, and save a…

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20 October 2021 by Atul Vij Power BI & DAX

Power BI Desktop: Build Your First Report From an Excel File

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10 Oct 2021 · Charts & Dashboards · 4 min read

Power BI Desktop: Build Your First Report From an Excel File

Step-by-step first Power BI report from an Excel table: install, Get data, check types in Power Query, build cards, bar and line charts, a…

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10 October 2021 by Atul Vij Charts & Dashboards

HEX2BIN Function in Excel: Hexadecimal to Binary

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8 Oct 2021 · Engineering · 1 min read

HEX2BIN Function in Excel: Hexadecimal to Binary

EngineeringLevel: IntermediateAvailable in: Excel 2007+HEX2BIN converts hex to binary text — each hex digit becomes four bits.Syntax=HEX2BIN(number.

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8 October 2021 by Atul Vij Engineering, Excel Functions A–Z

Power BI Lesson 7: Time Intelligence for the Indian Financial Year

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6 Oct 2021 · Power BI & DAX · 2 min read

Power BI Lesson 7: Time Intelligence for the Indian Financial Year

Year-to-date, previous year and year-on-year growth for an April–March financial year: mark the date table, TOTALYTD with a 31 March year end, SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR, DATEADD…

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6 October 2021 by Atul Vij Power BI & DAX

BITRSHIFT Function in Excel: Shift Bits to the Right

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6 Oct 2021 · Engineering · 1 min read

BITRSHIFT Function in Excel: Shift Bits to the Right

BITRSHIFT shifts a number's bits right, the same as integer division by a power of 2. Used to read packed flags and bit fields.

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6 October 2021 by Atul Vij Engineering, Excel Functions A–Z

COUPDAYBS Function in Excel: Days From Last Coupon to Settlement

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28 Sep 2021 · Excel Functions A–Z · 1 min read

COUPDAYBS Function in Excel: Days From Last Coupon to Settlement

COUPDAYBS counts days from the last coupon date to the settlement date: the accrued-interest days. Used for bond pricing and accrued interest on half-yearly…

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28 September 2021 by Atul Vij Excel Functions A–Z, Financial

BITLSHIFT Function in Excel: Shift Bits Left

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28 Sep 2021 · Engineering · 1 min read

BITLSHIFT Function in Excel: Shift Bits Left

EngineeringLevel: ExpertAvailable in: Excel 2013+BITLSHIFT shifts bits left, multiplying by powers of two.Syntax=BITLSHIFT(number.

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28 September 2021 by Atul Vij Engineering, Excel Functions A–Z

BITXOR Function in Excel: Bitwise Exclusive OR

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23 Sep 2021 · Engineering · 1 min read

BITXOR Function in Excel: Bitwise Exclusive OR

EngineeringLevel: ExpertAvailable in: Excel 2013+BITXOR flips bits — on where exactly one input has them on.Syntax=BITXOR(number1, number2)ArgumentWhat it.

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23 September 2021 by Atul Vij Engineering, Excel Functions A–Z

Power BI Time Intelligence for the Indian Financial Year (April–March)

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21 Sep 2021 · Power BI & DAX · 3 min read

Power BI Time Intelligence for the Indian Financial Year (April–March)

Build FY-aware Power BI reports: a marked Calendar table with FY columns, FYTD with a 31 March year end, previous year and growth, FY…

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21 September 2021 by Atul Vij Power BI & DAX

BITOR Function in Excel: Bitwise OR

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18 Sep 2021 · Engineering · 1 min read

BITOR Function in Excel: Bitwise OR

EngineeringLevel: ExpertAvailable in: Excel 2013+BITOR combines flag numbers: a bit is on if it is on in either input.Syntax=BITOR(number1.

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18 September 2021 by Atul Vij Engineering, Excel Functions A–Z

GST Reconciliation in Excel: Match GSTR-2B With Your Purchase Register

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14 Sep 2021 · Excel for Finance · 2 min read

GST Reconciliation in Excel: Match GSTR-2B With Your Purchase Register

Step-by-step GSTR-2B vs purchase-register reconciliation in Excel: clean GSTINs and invoice numbers, build a match key, find missing and mismatched invoices, and prepare the…

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14 September 2021 by Atul Vij Excel for Finance

AMORLINC Function in Excel: Depreciation With Part-Year Start

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13 Sep 2021 · Excel Functions A–Z · 1 min read

AMORLINC Function in Excel: Depreciation With Part-Year Start

AMORLINC returns straight-line depreciation for an accounting period, prorating the first period by purchase date (French accounting system).

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13 September 2021 by Atul Vij Excel Functions A–Z, Financial

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