Tag Archives: CHOOSE

Basic Date Calculations – Power Query vs Excel Formula

It is quite common to perform date-related calculations when we work with Excel. Before Power Query, we must do it with built-in functions. However, we may not get the results we need with a single function most of the time. … Continue reading

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Interactive Chart is not difficult to make – Part 3/3

Using Option Button to display different items on chart So far, we have made an interactive chart with check box to highlight items with negative growth; with scroll bar to see more items in a confined space.  In this post, … Continue reading

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Three different ways to do case-sensitive lookup

If you do VLOOKUP, you probably know that one of the limitations of VLOOKUP is case-insensitive.  It means case is not a consideration in the lookup process, where PETER is essentially the same as peter. Hence VLOOKUP will consider that … Continue reading

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Display % of column and % of row in a dynamic way

This post is intended to give you an introduction of CHOOSE function and Option Button (Form Control). Here’s the situation: We want to display the % of total in a 2-D table.  Nevertheless the % can be of column total … Continue reading

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Perform VLOOKUP with 2 lookup values

4 different ways to perform LOOKUP with 2 lookup values We know that VLOOKUP is very useful. At the same time, we know that VLOOKUP has its limitations. E.g. VLOOKUP only looks from left to right; VLOOKUP only handle one … Continue reading

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3D VLOOKUP – Perform VLOOKUP from more than one table

Pls have your 3D glasses ready… only if you are going to watch a 3D movie.  You don’t need it for a 3D VLOOKUP. We talked about how to do a 2D VLOOKUP by using MATCH together with VLOOKUP.  With that … Continue reading

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