SWITCH Function in Excel: Match One Value Against a List
SWITCH compares one value with a list and returns the matching result — cleaner than nested IFs for exact matches.
Read article →SWITCH compares one value with a list and returns the matching result — cleaner than nested IFs for exact matches.
Read article →HLOOKUP is VLOOKUP turned sideways: it searches the top row and returns a value from a row below.
Read article →ROW returns the row number of a reference (or of the cell it is in). It is the quiet engine behind serial numbers and…
Read article →IFS checks conditions in order and returns the value for the first TRUE one — cleaner than nesting IF inside IF.
Read article →IFNA replaces only #N/A — the “not found” result of lookups — and lets real errors show.
Read article →Create one chart that switches between regions, products or years from a dropdown list — using Data Validation, XLOOKUP or INDEX-MATCH, and a small…
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…
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Read article →ISODD returns TRUE for odd numbers (decimals are truncated first).
Read article →VLOOKUP finds a value in the first column of a table and returns a value from another column in the same row.
Read article →SEQUENCE creates a spilled list of numbers — serial numbers, calendars, repeating patterns.
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