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

AVEDEV Function in Excel: Average Distance From the Mean

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12 Mar 2021 · Excel Functions A–Z · 1 min read

AVEDEV Function in Excel: Average Distance From the Mean

AVEDEV is the average of absolute deviations — an easier-to-explain measure of spread than standard deviation (“on average we are off by 12 units”).

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12 March 2021 by Atul Vij Excel Functions A–Z, Statistical

DEVSQ Function in Excel: Sum of Squared Deviations

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7 Mar 2021 · Excel Functions A–Z · 1 min read

DEVSQ Function in Excel: Sum of Squared Deviations

DEVSQ adds up how far each value is from the mean, squared. It is the raw ingredient of variance and of ANOVA tables.

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7 March 2021 by Atul Vij Excel Functions A–Z, Statistical

VAR.P Function in Excel: Variance of a Whole Population

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2 Mar 2021 · Excel Functions A–Z · 1 min read

VAR.P Function in Excel: Variance of a Whole Population

VAR.P is the population version of VAR.S: it divides by n, not n−1. Use it when the data is everything there is — all…

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2 March 2021 by Atul Vij Excel Functions A–Z, Statistical

STOCKHISTORY Function in Excel: Historical Share Prices

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9 Feb 2021 · Excel Functions A–Z · 1 min read

STOCKHISTORY Function in Excel: Historical Share Prices

STOCKHISTORY fetches daily, weekly or monthly prices for a stock or currency pair into a spill range.

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9 February 2021 by Atul Vij Excel Functions A–Z, Financial

Compare Two Lists in Excel: Find Matches, Missing Items and Differences

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9 Jan 2021 · Formula Combos · 2 min read

Compare Two Lists in Excel: Find Matches, Missing Items and Differences

Which customers are in this month’s list but not last month’s? Compare two lists with COUNTIF, MATCH/XMATCH, FILTER and conditional formatting — in old…

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9 January 2021 by Atul Vij Formula Combos

INDEX and MATCH Explained: The Lookup That Beats VLOOKUP

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4 Jan 2021 · Excel Formulas · 2 min read

INDEX and MATCH Explained: The Lookup That Beats VLOOKUP

Understand INDEX and MATCH separately, combine them for flexible lookups in any Excel version, look left, do two-way and multiple-criteria lookups, approximate matches, and…

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4 January 2021 by Atul Vij Excel Formulas

Weighted Average in Excel: SUMPRODUCT / SUM (Prices, Marks, Interest Rates)

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28 Dec 2020 · Formula Combos · 2 min read

Weighted Average in Excel: SUMPRODUCT / SUM (Prices, Marks, Interest Rates)

Calculate weighted averages correctly — average price by quantity, weighted marks, blended interest rates — with SUMPRODUCT/SUM, weighted averages with conditions, and why plain…

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28 December 2020 by Atul Vij Formula Combos

VAR Function in Excel: Sample Variance (Older Name)

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25 Dec 2020 · Excel Functions A–Z · 1 min read

VAR Function in Excel: Sample Variance (Older Name)

VAR estimates variance from a sample. It is a compatibility function: Excel keeps it so workbooks from Excel 2007 and earlier still calculate, but…

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25 December 2020 by Atul Vij Excel Functions A–Z, Statistical

Two-Way Lookup in Excel: INDEX + MATCH + MATCH (and the XLOOKUP Version)

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17 Dec 2020 · Formula Combos · 3 min read

Two-Way Lookup in Excel: INDEX + MATCH + MATCH (and the XLOOKUP Version)

Look up a value at the crossing of a row and a column — target for South in August, price for size L in…

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17 December 2020 by Atul Vij Formula Combos

BITAND Function in Excel: Bitwise AND

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9 Dec 2020 · Engineering · 1 min read

BITAND Function in Excel: Bitwise AND

BITAND compares numbers bit by bit. Useful for decoding status flags stored as one number.

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9 December 2020 by Atul Vij Engineering, Excel Functions A–Z

DOLLARDE Function in Excel: Fractional Prices to Decimals

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4 Dec 2020 · Excel Functions A–Z · 1 min read

DOLLARDE Function in Excel: Fractional Prices to Decimals

DOLLARDE converts prices quoted in fractions (like 1 and 2/16) into decimals — still seen in some bond and commodity feeds.

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4 December 2020 by Atul Vij Excel Functions A–Z, Financial

Indian Financial Year and Quarter From a Date in Excel (FY 2026-27, Q1–Q4)

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30 Nov 2020 · Formula Combos · 2 min read

Indian Financial Year and Quarter From a Date in Excel (FY 2026-27, Q1–Q4)

Turn any date into the Indian financial year (April–March) like "FY 2026-27" or "FY27", the fiscal quarter Q1–Q4, the fiscal month number and FY…

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30 November 2020 by Atul Vij Formula Combos

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