Top 10 Essential Excel Formulas for Analysts in 2024
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2024
- Learn the only Excel formulas you need as an Analyst in 2023 to get most things done.
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In this video we go over 10 excel formulas you need as a business analysts, financial analyst, or data analyst. The formulas are: iferror, concatenate, string functions (left, mid, right), filter, edit, sumifs, xlookup, large/small, sequence, and indexmatch.
The types of formulas covered include data cleaning functions, date & time functions, lookup functions, and sum functions.
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Correction: Profit Margin % should be gross profit / revenue NOT revenue / gross profit as I did it in the video. Sorry for the mistake!
Hey dude, I need your help at my excel sheet to get sum products
good morning sir
can I ask
aside using control f
is there any ways on finding data inside a formulated cell
sample
inside the A1 cell
the formula inside was
=B1+c1+d1+e1+F1+g1
then I want to find the d1
what ways in excel can I used
Thanks so much for this very useful link and information. Your videos are very informative detailed and easy to understand. Thanks again👍
That gives 64% 59% and 48%
good job
I want this video to burn into my retina permanently, you're saving analyst lives out here man
All 10 are very good. I especially appreciated the 2nd example for the SUMIFS function.
LARGE and SMALL functions were new to me. Also I learnt the SUMIFS in a different manner. Thank you!
Just Amazing. You are the GIFT who was given by youtube for us. Thanks for everything Kenji
Thanks Kenji, you are always adding value .Thanks
Great to have your video , that is exactly what I am looking for, thank you so much.
Great video! I utilize most of these for my work and love them all. I didn't know about Large and Small so thank you!
Thanks again, Professor.... More power....
Honestly all these are mindblowing. As a guy thats been using excel for my new position for about 1 year now and so many steps are tedious knowing i can implement some of these lessons is a gift from the excel gods 😂
Your videos are awesome. Thank you so much
Nicely done. Thanks!
It’s so crazy how in depth you can get using excel , I never would’ve imagined . I remember when I first started using excel back in the third grade !
Thank you Kenji! This is very useful information.
the =index(filter()) pattern works beautifully too.
Love your videos, thank you!!!
You are a gift Kenji! Thanks
Thank you kenji learning excel is not confusing anymore.I am new subscriber
Love from India 🇮🇳
Kenji, you rock! Thank you.
Thank u. It's really helpful and not even an analyst ❤
Thanks for these useful tips! Cheers!😁😁
I really appreciate your videos! I was wondering if you could use a drop down menu instead of typing the month or data in those dynamic formulas. Fabulous videos. They are very helpful with my college assignments. I plan to watch all of videos. Thank you for sharing your dynamic talents and skills with us! Ciao!
Certainly, by using data validation.
Very useful 👌 Thanks for the information
Many new formulas that I didnt know about! Very interesting!
Super useful!!
Indexmatch formula is amazing. Thanks 😊
this was great thank you!
Concise and informative
Thank you, Kenji!
Thank you for sharing Doris The Coder!!!
Thanks. You made my life easier.
Nice, thanks Kenji.
Good job! Great video.
Thanks a lot dear Kenji for your great work. If possible make a video about NPV and IRR with detailed examples. God bless you.
this is beautiful thank you
great ! very useful, tks !
This was amazing! I just got hired as a programmatic specialist and this helps so much 😩
super powerful kenji 💥💫 keep going
nice one,learnt alot
Thank you so much.
thanks for explaining
very useful - thanks
Hey kenji, thanks for this video! for the Large and/or small function is there then a way to have an additional column with the Brand associated with the deal size? Essentially I would like to do something similar but, I don't care about the largest numbers, I care about the data associated with the largest numbers.
Great Video!
Hi Kenji. Thanks! For me the best is the last one: Index + Match, but the other is good as well:)
Index and match is now the xlookup formula I believe...way more user friendly
Awesomeee!!
dude you're the best, totally time saving!
Glad I could help!
"I just watched Kenji's video on the Top 10 Essential Excel Formulas for Analysts in 2023, and I have to say, it was incredibly helpful! As someone who's always looking to upskill in Excel, I appreciate how clear and concise his explanations were. The formulas he covered were definitely essential for any analyst, and I learned some new tips and tricks along the way. Thanks for sharing your expertise, Kenji!"
Is this written by ChatGPT?
@@saukashObviously😁😁
Thanks Kenji
Thank you for this great video tutorial.Edate was used to specify a sequence of dates by month, what can be use for the days or years pls .thanks
Thank you 😊
Thank you
Great videos! Anyone have a system for recording and/or remembering these so they are easier to recall and use? I've taken lots of excel classes but remembering everything is a challenge.
Thanks for this useful information
Sir can we use data validation in here?
I had no idea that edate even existed! Thanks!!!
Mark
Awesome Mark thanks for watching!
great tutorial
Great Thanks
Indirect nested in index-xmatch is also pretty useful
wow nice thank you🥰
Thank you❤❤
Thank you.
Very useful
Agree. There are some basics formulas that you always use
well... you need a bit more than these functions but your title is a very good HOOK !
Quite helpful
Amazing Video
A great video as always.
I have just one question!
How do you know the exact excel tool to use when you are being given a problem?
Experience
thank you kenji
This is pretty interesting to learn while in my business stats 1 class
kevin you beauty. best thing is you always include practice file..
Great Video. In your example of using the large function at 6:50 in how would I pull the top 5 results in column C along with the names that go with the result from column B so it shows both in column F and G. Also my source table is on another work sheet in the same work book. Thanks
YOU ROCK!
Amazing
Hi Kenjie! Can you tell me if only free template available just for one video or I could get for others as well? 🙏
This is great
thanks brother
😊 Thanks
I like this guy👍🏾
I'm watching this vlog always
Thank u
On the Filter formula should you have it as => for the criteria in case something matches the amount being searched?
thank you
Those Templates are pretty
Thanks for this video
Thank you for the video. I'm preparing a teaching program where I need excel to calculate each letter "A" (section A, B or C) as a number and do the total sum of "A"s as numbers?
I got my job as a financial analyst. This helped so much, thank you from the bottom of my heart.
How much experience did you have when you applied? I'm wondering because I'm also looking for a job as a FA and dont have much experience :/
excellent
Great stuff, thanks alot!!
But..... how to get the Amount in FILTER formula? I can get the Country Name to show but don't get the amount displayed next to it.
Hi Kenji, great videos you are making! Love to watch.. in this Excel vid with your #1 to find your result maybe an easier formula to use is by using twice the XLOOKUP function? like =XLOOKUP(B14,B3:B11,XLOOKUP(C14,C2:J2,C3:J11))
Nested lookups are not always a good idea and I would only really want to use them in very specific sceanrios.
@@Cydia0 I use nested lookups too when looking for two criteria, would like to know why Index-Match is superior/preferred.
@@CP-zb3kyI think the index match match is just easier than two lookups. It’s just personal preference
@@willcarroll9762 I prefer two xlookups, but understand people are animals of old habits, also for older window users xlookup isn't available to them.
You don't even have to use two xlookups but just use & in both lookup values and lookup array and it should give you the same result as Index Match.
Indirect function is very useful too.
What is a good way to compare two lists where the values are not in the same order?
Can you show us please how to analyse livelihood coping strategies in excel, how to get percent of households in stress, crisis and emergency categories and the average for the region.
Your videos are so very hopefull, thanks! I just cant understand how are you choosing the correct cells for the function using the arrows? whenever i start typing a function i cant move bewtween cells..
I am so so glad that I found this channel. Can you help with formula to compare 2 sheets or workbooks and highlight the data that's repeating or duplicate and then move that data to a different sheet. Also help on concatenate, vlookup and pivot will be great
the first formula in this video is wrong :) Profit Margin %= (GP/Revenue) . Hope it helps. Overall the iferror concept is perfect .
Hey you're right! Thanks for pointing it completely missed it :)
I like that he's human after all. More relatable and projects authenticity.
Excel has fill function if we convert the data to table that can be used instead of string function
Hi Kenji... Which of your course is best for data analysis? I am trying to switch career to data analytics
1- cost/revenue will be handy
Great job
Is there a formula to inclune axes of a chart. I need to plot on axes with an angle ie not vertical and horizontal.
Thanks
Ang galing ma try sa office hehehe
Sumifs with the wildcard is so cool. What do I do if I want to include a word but want to exclude it if the cell includes a combination of two certain words? For example I want to sum if the description includes Amazon but want to exclude it if the description includes both Amazon and Walmart?
I really needed the magic in 9:46 😊
Kenji, I have tried and tried but I cant get my head around how the solver function works. Could you do a video on that?