I just discovered this channel, and to think that it has less than 2k subscribers, is a true crime in UA-cam world. Thank you sir for all the informations 🙏🙏
@@bcti-bcti I went to your company's website and I couldn't find any courses. I am interested in Excel courses (from zero to hero), Power Query, Power Pivot, and Power BI.
That was just to demonstrate how to perform "vertical" filtering using the FILTER function. But, yes, the CHOOSECOLS function could have just used "Data7" and a {7,5,2,6,4} list for the columns.
Hi all examples are great and I am.big fan of your presentations style. Just to add one more formula to wrapped with Vlookup or Xlookup is Match or Xmatch which is easy and convenient
I would like to thank you for choosing some good examples, but also clear and precise description and speech. Though there is one thing I don´t fully understand in the last example, where you use both Filter and Choosecols, together with Xlookup, why not just wrap Xlookup in Chooscols (as long as it is unik rows in dataset)
If I have a table with e.i 3 columns, and I only want to see column 1 and 3 in the result, my formula will be like this: =CHOOSECOLS(XLOOKUP(Compagny;tbl_Data[Compagny];tbl_Data[[Compagny]:[City]];"Not found";0);1;3) Or if it is more complex and I want to be able to shift between coloumns to show, I will make a list of the columns to show, like this where I set G15 to 1 and G16 to 2 =CHOOSECOLS(XLOOKUP(Compagny;tbl_Data[Compagny];tbl_Data[[Compagny]:[City]];"Not found";0);G15:G16) Hope it make sence! @@bcti-bcti
I'm sorry; I don't have the file for this any longer. We hadn't been set up for posting exercise files at the time this video was created. My apologies.
I'm sorry; I don't have the file for this any longer. We hadn't been set up for posting exercise files at the time this video was created. My apologies.
Sir please clear my doubt Copilot 365 soon available in Excel & other ai tools are there So is it still important to learn ms Excel deeply all functions and advance formulas What should I do mam??
That is a valid concern. But if you think about people who truly understand Excel, versus the average user who relies on things being done for them... Reliance on automation will only get you so far. Knowing Excel at its core will put you far and away above everyone else in your world. It's like someone saying, "I'm an excellent driver." But then you say, "So am I, but I know how to build cars and fix them when they break."
I just discovered this channel, and to think that it has less than 2k subscribers, is a true crime in UA-cam world.
Thank you sir for all the informations 🙏🙏
That is so gratifying to hear. We're still in our infancy (less than 1 year). Make sure you check out tomorrow's video. It's really cool.
I couldn't agree more!
I definitely learned something from this video!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
this lesson was a revelation. I was like OOOHH and AAAHs all the time, great tips, sir!
Thanks for watching and saying nice things.
This is the most awesome demo of XLOOKUP and VLOOKUP tricks - THANK YOU!
Thank you for saying so. We appreciate it. Cheers.
@@bcti-bcti I went to your company's website and I couldn't find any courses. I am interested in Excel courses (from zero to hero), Power Query, Power Pivot, and Power BI.
Truly unthinkable! Glad, I could locate your channel, It is a treasure trove! Thanks a lot!
Thank you, and welcome to the family.
This was great - your instruction style is excellent, too!
Can you explain why you had to FILTER, then CHOOSECOLS instead of directly using CHOOSECOLS in the XLOOKUP return parameter?
That was just to demonstrate how to perform "vertical" filtering using the FILTER function. But, yes, the CHOOSECOLS function could have just used "Data7" and a {7,5,2,6,4} list for the columns.
Hi all examples are great and I am.big fan of your presentations style.
Just to add one more formula to wrapped with Vlookup or Xlookup is Match or Xmatch which is easy and convenient
We're glad you are enjoying the videos. Forgive my confusion, but are you making a statement about XMatch or asking a question? Thanks for watching.
I would like to thank you for choosing some good examples, but also clear and precise description and speech.
Though there is one thing I don´t fully understand in the last example, where you use both Filter and Choosecols, together with Xlookup, why not just wrap Xlookup in Chooscols (as long as it is unik rows in dataset)
Can you give me an example of how you would solve this using CHOOSECOLS(XLOOKUP())? I'm interested to see your solution.
If I have a table with e.i 3 columns, and I only want to see column 1 and 3 in the result, my formula will be like this:
=CHOOSECOLS(XLOOKUP(Compagny;tbl_Data[Compagny];tbl_Data[[Compagny]:[City]];"Not found";0);1;3)
Or if it is more complex and I want to be able to shift between coloumns to show, I will make a list of the columns to show, like this where I set G15 to 1 and G16 to 2
=CHOOSECOLS(XLOOKUP(Compagny;tbl_Data[Compagny];tbl_Data[[Compagny]:[City]];"Not found";0);G15:G16)
Hope it make sence!
@@bcti-bcti
brilliant and revealing highly useful hidden treasures , thanks a lot to share your invaluable knowledge
Thank YOU for taking the time to watch. We really appreciate it.
Mind blowing tips. Thanks for sharing 👍❤
Our pleasure. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for sharing great content. I think I will be using some of your idea in my current project. Thanks again.
Excellent information. Real timesaver
Thank you!!!!
Perfect! please share data file for practice..
I'm sorry; I don't have the file for this any longer. We hadn't been set up for posting exercise files at the time this video was created. My apologies.
Thanks for sharing,is it possible to download this file?🤩
I'm sorry; I don't have the file for this any longer. We hadn't been set up for posting exercise files at the time this video was created. My apologies.
Nice job. Please give this file of the video in the description video
This video was made before we had the ability to provide file downloads that accompany the videos. There is no file for me to post. Sorry.
Truly amazing!
Thanks! Those are pretty cool.
its very useful
I agree 100%
only real issue with vlookup is it breaks if columns are added or removed
Very true. Now on to XLOOKUP.
Brilliant
Sir please clear my doubt
Copilot 365 soon available in Excel & other ai tools are there
So
is it still important to learn ms Excel deeply all functions and advance formulas
What should I do mam??
That is a valid concern. But if you think about people who truly understand Excel, versus the average user who relies on things being done for them...
Reliance on automation will only get you so far. Knowing Excel at its core will put you far and away above everyone else in your world.
It's like someone saying, "I'm an excellent driver." But then you say,
"So am I, but I know how to build cars and fix them when they break."
So it is always better to learn deeply ms Excel
No matter ai tools available in market..
Learn everything you can. You'll come out the winner that way.@@goutamnayak5011