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Excel TEXTJOIN Function – What is it, how to use it & 3 advanced examples
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Use TEXTJOIN function to combine text values with optional delimiter. It is better than CONCATENATE because you can pass a range instead of individual cells and you can ignore empty cells too. Here is a sample use of TEXTJOIN Excel function.
Continue »Quickly combine text in multiple cells using this trick! [Formulas]
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Ever wondered how to go from a bunch of cells with text to one big combined text? Like shown above.
Well, there is a simple trick. One of our readers, Grant shared this with us. Read on to learn this.
Continue »![A Technique for Analysing Large Tables of Data](https://chandoo.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/Analyse_Lrge_Tables.png)
Once you start using Excel to develop systems, budget, forecast and large tables of data you may come across the dilemma of “How do I know this is right” or “How do I truth check this”.
This post will add a tool to your arsenal to help you out.
Use CTRL+Click to speed up your formula entry [Quick Tips]
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Sometimes we think there is very little we can improve in something and then we come across an idea that would change our perceptions. I have been writing excel formulas for such a long time that it was easier to remember when I first shaved than when I first wrote a formula. (may be, because […]
Continue »Excel Links of the Week – Free E-Book Edition
Find out how you can get a free e-book on excel and charting in this week’s excel links.
Continue »What are the formulas you wish Excel had ?
Here is a list of formulas I wish MS Excel had. Alas, we need to build some work-arounds to solve them though.
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