You are really superb Chandoo. Coming from the Indian dub continent at 74 years, I started following your tips, and I have understood these formulas much more than before, and I can use them in many of my worksheets I do for a school. Thank you very much.
Hello Chandoo, your content is amazing. I love the way you take time and explain every part of the Function / Formula. Thanks a million. You are the best!!
Hi Chandoo, thanks for the amazing tips. Many of these were unknown. Just found that the "on-call" thing can be done with the below formula too. =IF(OR(C8=$C$32:$C$36),"On Call","Not On Call"). Thanks
Chandoo, you saved my life! I had to use your second example (i.e., Any two out of three conditions) in a real world work assignment, and I got the solution I was looking for, :)
So thankful to youtube and creators like you, who making this great knowledge available for free which we would not able to access if there was no youtube.
Thank you very much Sir, I was struggling to use the IF function with wildcards on a major project I was stucked for a long time, this video was a life saver to over come that. Thanks loads and please keep doing this brilliant work. Wish you all the best. God bless you.
Hi Guru, Thanks for your IF and only IF TIPS....!!!! using the IF function for almost a decade from you... the Advanced TIPS to use excel extensively and wisely. keep Going ...!!!
Thank you chandoo not only for this trick also for the excel file you made before to use as database I made some change and implemented in my company as an instant pallet generator still they are using the file everyday without showing any error.. 😊😊
Really enjoyed the graph example. I added an additional column for average to get a column with a static value and included it in my chart as a line type. It added a pop to the 2nd average overlayed bar showing a dynamic average line. Thanks!
in the wildcard assignment (column O) you dont need to do a countifs. Just write "=if(C8="*"&$O$5&"*","bo person","not a bo person". Great video, I definitely picked up a good handful of pointers
Hi Chandoo, loving your videos. For inventory analysis in manufacturing/warehousing, hope you can give us an excel method on how to determine the FEFO or "First Expiry/First Out" - *Fresher production dates are served instead of older ones* affected items. Considering the age requirements of multiple customers. This might be a bit complex, but hope you can give a simple and easy way.
your videos are straight to the point and it pleases me so much! I'm hooked from the first second =) I tried looking similar videos by other exel-pros, but yours are interesting, quick and with great examples. Thank you!
Great tips Chandoo, thank you. Glad you've launched a TH-cam channel too in addition to your excellent website - the comments section of those has always been a useful read too. I learnt a lot from this video, not just from the bonus and Boolean tips, but some nice chart ones too, thanks! Was wondering about the XOR "exclusive or", given it has excluded where an individual meets both criteria. Is there an alternative formula you'd recommend so that someone who meets both doesn't get excluded since they qualify for both? Thanks!
Thanks. Yes, I always feel like comments on the site & now here on YT is a gold mine for learning new things. You can use the good old OR function in your case btw.
Excellent!!!!! Can you mentioned how many videos have to watch which is necessary for data analysis beginner as can not able to watch each and every video?? Please give reply Thanks for everything. Say yes to chandoo.....
Thanks 👍 amazing video...quick ❓...I usually build dashboards suming up 3-4 criteria at once (via dropdowns); which formula do you recommend to use? I use sum formula which is quick and also do xlookups but didn't know if you have any tricks on that or any videos...!thanks as always bro!
I use SUMIFS or other xIFS formulas for such things. If there is a bit more to the logic, then naturally lookups & INDEX will follow. Consider using new dynamic array functions to simplify the process or sorting the outputs too.
Hi Chandoo! Awesome video! The boolean was so cool. I have a doubt @12:35 - I used "=IF(COUNTIF($C$32:$C$36,C8),"On call","Not on call")" instead of your Countifs formula and it works the same for me. Any reason you are preferring the Countifs?
Both COUNTIF and COUNTIFS work in this situation. I always use xIFS version because they give me an option to add conditions in future. One less thing to remember too.
Following you on website for years and today I found you here, immediately subscribed
Your examples are like patented inventions for free
Thanks Prashant for the love and support for all these years.
=IF("excellent learning needed"="yes" , "Chandoo" , "")
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😂
Excellent bro
Great stuff
Nice formula 😃😃
Chandoo, I have been following you since more than a decade now. Thanks once again for awesome tips and tricks!! These are so useful
Glad you like them!
I am using nested if function for lot of years. Now I came to know that there is a IFS function, much readable code.. You are awesome bro.
Great to hear!
I've struggled with the IF function for too long before I came across your channel. You're awesome. Thanks for the great stuff.
You are really superb Chandoo. Coming from the Indian dub continent at 74 years, I started following your tips, and I have understood these formulas much more than before, and I can use them in many of my worksheets I do for a school. Thank you very much.
you have a knack of making a difficult, look so simple and matter of fact- you are indeed one of the best on this subject
Thanks Michael.
Hello Chandoo, your content is amazing. I love the way you take time and explain every part of the Function / Formula. Thanks a million. You are the best!!
Hi Chandoo, thanks for the amazing tips. Many of these were unknown. Just found that the "on-call" thing can be done with the below formula too.
=IF(OR(C8=$C$32:$C$36),"On Call","Not On Call").
Thanks
Great tip!
Chandoo, you saved my life! I had to use your second example (i.e., Any two out of three conditions) in a real world work assignment, and I got the solution I was looking for, :)
Chandoo Sir Thank you very much for your valuable training videos, Its really useful in my carrier ,
So thankful to youtube and creators like you, who making this great knowledge available for free which we would not able to access if there was no youtube.
Was revising Thank You again and God Bless You
Thank you very much Sir, I was struggling to use the IF function with wildcards on a major project I was stucked for a long time, this video was a life saver to over come that. Thanks loads and please keep doing this brilliant work. Wish you all the best. God bless you.
Hi Guru, Thanks for your IF and only IF TIPS....!!!! using the IF function for almost a decade from you... the Advanced TIPS to use excel extensively and wisely. keep Going ...!!!
I already learnt from you through your online course. You are Awesome.
Glad to hear that. Thank you so much for going thru the course :)
I've been following you since nearly three years, and you are a wonderful Excel person, Chandoo!
Thank you so much!
Thank you chandoo not only for this trick also for the excel file you made before to use as database I made some change and implemented in my company as an instant pallet generator still they are using the file everyday without showing any error.. 😊😊
There is IFS function?!! Man you just made my life so much easier 😄
You bet!
How come is this free stuff on youtube? This is gem! Thanks for the awesome tips and tricks! Instantly subscribed.
Wonderful examples. I knew some functions existed but never thought to use them with IF
I am glad you found it useful. One powerful way I maximise my learning & memory is by thinking "I know A, I know B, I wonder if I can combine A&B"...
@@chandoo_ that’s a great strategy for learning
Really enjoyed the graph example. I added an additional column for average to get a column with a static value and included it in my chart as a line type. It added a pop to the 2nd average overlayed bar showing a dynamic average line. Thanks!
Good trick.
in the wildcard assignment (column O) you dont need to do a countifs. Just write "=if(C8="*"&$O$5&"*","bo person","not a bo person".
Great video, I definitely picked up a good handful of pointers
Thank you.
hmm.. which version of Excel you are using? When I test it on Excel 365, it doesn't work.
You're the best in explaining Excel! Love your channel and your videos, please keep us the good work. Love it.
Awesome gyan. This is the best "If" class.
Thanks a ton.
Hi Chandoo, loving your videos. For inventory analysis in manufacturing/warehousing, hope you can give us an excel method on how to determine the FEFO or "First Expiry/First Out" - *Fresher production dates are served instead of older ones* affected items. Considering the age requirements of multiple customers. This might be a bit complex, but hope you can give a simple and easy way.
Once again thank you so much. You are very clear and easy to understand the instructions. You make the complicated far less so.
Aww.. thank you for that.
Hi Chandoo. Awesome IF function workout! Thanks for sharing :)) Thumbs up!!
Sir your simplicity is exemplary
Thank you...chandoo sir
Your videoa are ao precise and to the point.. I am finding it very easy to learn and work
It's my pleasure
Wow! I thought I had advanced IF skills, but this adds some to my portfolio. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
great examples Chandoo. love the level you're demonstrating; definitely matched the 'advanced' title. cheers
Thanks Rory. :)
very important, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for this Sir, I found the great examples I needed for my work. More power to your channel. God Bless.
Thank you sir for sharing such information in small videos with brief description and its functionality. It really helps
You are most welcome
Loved your tips and tricks. You're awesome. Thank you for spending the time to teach is us such awesome features. Keep going!
My pleasure!
I didn't know you could embed dates in your formulas! I use the between formula frequently and always have date inputs in cells. Cool stuff!
Thankyou for the video, the cell formatting is much easier than the way I was doing it .
Glad it helped
your videos are straight to the point and it pleases me so much! I'm hooked from the first second =) I tried looking similar videos by other exel-pros, but yours are interesting, quick and with great examples. Thank you!
Hi Mr.Chandoo, Thanks for your effort. Best Wishes
Thank you so much for teaching us for free.
thanks sir really helpful i got confused when there are so many if constraints in the formula.
Sir I like your teaching style.
who can ever dislike this video ? you rocks ! congratulation from Brazil
Aww.. thank you.
Hi Brazilian person, is gratis means free?
@@bintang13t yes . I am setting a moodle environment for that
@@chandoo_ welcome. This week I use it for find a zip code in a lista of ranges of zip codes
👍 Following you last many year...you are awasome
Thank you Amit 😀
Life changer Lessons... No words more needed... Thanks Chandoo
My pleasure
You're amazing, thank you so much !
You are welcome Heather.
Absolutely awesome! So glad I came about your page! :)
These were helpful, thank you Chandoo.
You are welcome Keisha.
What a trainer.... ❤❤❤
Every learn something new from your videos
Wonderful! Thank you for this!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This guy is genius in excel. All the best Chandu.
Thank you Jitendra...
Great work! Like always i m impressed.Thank you for sheering this
Thank you florin...
very good lesson, thank you, Chandoo
You are welcome Omer...
Awesome video, very informative, thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Just loved it Chandoo!
Thanks Chandoo!
Excellent work brother, thanks.
My pleasure
Excellent content!
Thanks buddy...I think I might use a couple of these going forward 😁
The boolaen replacement trick and a median used for dates trick are a good way to confuse the colleagues. Im definitly gonna use it :D Thanks Chandoo
I find that both of them also offer some speed improvements too.
@@chandoo_ i didnt think of this aspect. thanks for this detail.
Brilliant Chandoo - such very useful tips, thank you
My pleasure!
Thank you it was very helpful
You are welcome
thats what i need, thank you my brother 👌😁
I am glad you enjoyed it...
Amazing Chandoo 👏
Great stuff, love the countif trick 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Loved it totally
LEARBNED SOMETHING NEW THANKS
Great tips Chandoo, thank you. Glad you've launched a TH-cam channel too in addition to your excellent website - the comments section of those has always been a useful read too. I learnt a lot from this video, not just from the bonus and Boolean tips, but some nice chart ones too, thanks! Was wondering about the XOR "exclusive or", given it has excluded where an individual meets both criteria. Is there an alternative formula you'd recommend so that someone who meets both doesn't get excluded since they qualify for both? Thanks!
Thanks. Yes, I always feel like comments on the site & now here on YT is a gold mine for learning new things. You can use the good old OR function in your case btw.
Thanks Sir for such a great video.
one of the best channels!
Thank you :)
I didn't expect the Pop quiz!! Saludos desde México
I hope you passed it ;)
Superb... thank you so much :-)
😀😍
This is such a beautiful representation.
Thank you 😊
Excellent!!!!! Can you mentioned how many videos have to watch which is necessary for data analysis beginner as can not able to watch each and every video??
Please give reply
Thanks for everything.
Say yes to chandoo.....
A shorter solution to the "Review" challenge:
=IF(AND(YEAR(F8)=2019,MONTH(F8)
Thank you !
Love bro...
Another great content Master Chandoo! Greetings from Philippines.
Hello there!
mantapp bagosss
Thanks 👍 amazing video...quick ❓...I usually build dashboards suming up 3-4 criteria at once (via dropdowns); which formula do you recommend to use? I use sum formula which is quick and also do xlookups but didn't know if you have any tricks on that or any videos...!thanks as always bro!
I use SUMIFS or other xIFS formulas for such things. If there is a bit more to the logic, then naturally lookups & INDEX will follow. Consider using new dynamic array functions to simplify the process or sorting the outputs too.
@@chandoo_ thanks 👍🫂
You are a magician.
As always great video thank you
Very welcome :)
Man, you are really good. Love your excel tips. Great job. I just subscribed.
Thanks for the sub!
Thanks Chandoo!
I'm from Philippines too.
Lots of new stuffs form me.
So cool!
CHANDOO YOU ARE REALLY GENIUS
Thank you 😍
Thank you so much chandoo sir ❤️
Always welcome
I am grateful
I am in the presence of greatness...thanks Chandoo!
Wonderful!
very valuable
Hi Chandoo! Awesome video! The boolean was so cool.
I have a doubt @12:35 - I used "=IF(COUNTIF($C$32:$C$36,C8),"On call","Not on call")" instead of your Countifs formula and it works the same for me. Any reason you are preferring the Countifs?
Both COUNTIF and COUNTIFS work in this situation. I always use xIFS version because they give me an option to add conditions in future. One less thing to remember too.
Another awesome video
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video Chandoo. Many thanks!
My pleasure!
Amazing ❤
Thank u sir
Genius! 🏆
Thanks man
Logical function which are quite logical :)
Very helpful, thank you!
Thank you Silver...