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link to Formula Friday – Find The Highest or Lowest Value In A Row and Return the Column Heading

Formula Friday – Find The Highest or Lowest Value In A Row and Return the Column Heading

Today's #formulafriday Excel tip will show you how to identify the the highest or lowest value in a row of data and return the column heading or title.  So let's say you have some data set out as...

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Formula Friday – 3D References To Summarise A Data Set

Wow that was a  quick week it is Friday again and that means another #formulafriday You can download the example workbook for this Excel tip below. [ddownload id="9577"]   Today...

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link to Formula Friday – Convert All Of Your Text To Upper Case Using…You Guessed It The UPPER Function

Formula Friday – Convert All Of Your Text To Upper Case Using…You Guessed It The UPPER Function

Hello Excellers.  I love Friday Formula time.  Don't forget to #followfriday on Twitter...... This is a really useful formula, and one that a lot of Excel users dont use that often, in fact,...

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link to Formula Friday – Conditionally Format An Excel Chart With IF Function

Formula Friday – Conditionally Format An Excel Chart With IF Function

  Happy Friday Excellers, you are probably thinking two things here as you have read the title of the blog post..... We can't use conditional formatting in charts  I thought this was...

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link to Formula Friday- Extract A Name From An Email Address

Formula Friday- Extract A Name From An Email Address

Friday Formula time.....  Today let's look at a handy formula for transforming an email address into a name, without the email address junk that is associated with it. At work I  get data...

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link to Formula Friday – Highlight Expired Policy Numbers With Conditional Formatting In Excel.

Formula Friday – Highlight Expired Policy Numbers With Conditional Formatting In Excel.

Happy Friday Excellers, time for some Formula Fun. Today a simple formula to conditionally highlight any policy numbers in our data set that are out of date.       Here...

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