Really appreciate this video, using common analysis questions and then walking through how you would get the answers. This is teaching method is one of the best ways to learn - thank you!
The claim that knowing these 15 function in excel is enough to get most your analysis work done is true. In fact, It wouldn't be incorrect to say that this one video was enough for me to understand the entire logic on which Excel works. After watching it, I did not have to look any further. Thanks Chandoo bhaiyya for this. You may not be aware of the miracle you created here!
I learn so quickly after watching your videos, especially this one. Your real work examples and explanations make all the difference. Love this video. Look forward to seeing more. Thanks
This is one of the best Excel Video have ever seen, so much of details and explanation about each and every formula with example so that its easily understandable. Thanks Very much and hope to have more video in future.
Even if you're very familiar with all the functions presented here, there's always the chance of getting a alternative way of doing things that you weren't familiar with. Good content.
Thank you so much!!! 🥰 You’re the best. 🌟🌟🌟 I’ve been working on this spreadsheet all night then I found your video and now I was able to use these formulas to make everything work. You’re a blessing 🙏🏾
I love doing homeworks after seeing Chandoo's video. Please give us more homeworks in coming days. BTW I'm your new Subscriber. Thank you for making my Excel journey, a interesting one👍Big fan of your work🤝
This is a great & very informative video, your teaching style is simply amazing. Thank You Sir for keeping us up to date in excel & making our job is simple.
Thank you sir for sharing this video. It indeed helped me to learn the most important Advanced excel formulas for data analysis !! I am a follower of your You-tube channel & appreciate the lessons you provide.
Thank you so much Chandoo for this video . You always try to cover small small things, which help us to understand each and every points. Last but not least your video graphics are too good.💖💖💖
Dear Chandoo, I'm a beginner in data analytics I have watched most of your videos, with pivot table I crossed checked my answer and all were correct, let me know why we should go with formulas. Will formulas help at visualisation?
Wow. That is great exercise Harhoon. I plan to cover Pivot vs. Formulas in an upcoming video, but here are my thoughts. 1) For data analysts, it is important to know both approaches. 2) Depending on the need of the hour, they must choose one of the approaches. 3) When in doubt, start with a pivot.
Hi Chandoo, Thanks for sharing such an informative video, Regarding Homework exercise please check if my understanding is correct: H1: =SUMIFS(data[Downloads],data[App],C125) H2:=SUMIFS(data[Downloads],data[App],C125)-SUMIFS(data[Uninstalls],data[App],C139)
Patter of this video I liked because we know the formula but using in real applications is sometimes become bit tricky. Please make such video based on this approach.
"Awesome Chocolates", "Awesome Apps" and "Awesome Chandoo!" Really useful and practical tutorial on most important functions. I had knowledge, but found a lot of value addition and tips to follow and thanks for that! 😊👍
Hi Chandoo. Great lookup problem and function workout! Very useful to work real examples to learn and reinforce methods and concepts. Many thanks for the sample file and demo / challenge! Thumbs up!!
Hi @Chandoo for Q 14 & 15, I think UNIQUE formula would have been another useful formula that you could have covered. In fact UNIQUE would have helped fetching results a bit faster.
Very useful video and I love your explanation! I have downloaded a free sample copy of the Excel sheet and have been following your steps through memory, but I keep getting zero as a result.
Thanks Chandoo for sharing the valuable excel lessons! I have a question in sumifs which is working well when I reference a cell for criteria but give an answer zero if I input the actual date. Would appreciate it if you clarify.
I talk about the Power BI context and more in my "Data Analysis with Power BI" video. th-cam.com/video/uwe8C7K8fXY/w-d-xo.html I also run a course on Power BI here. If you want structured info, go for the class - chandoo.org/wp/resources/power-bi-play-date/
Thanks, Chandoo, for sharing this insightful content. I was wondering how can I find the solutions to the homework problems. I have tried them, but struggling with problem H3.
thank you for this, Chandoo. Amazing work, I mean it had a use case where I would filter data but then I don't want the first returned rows, how would you do that?
Thankyou so much for this amazing video and for the sample file ❤For the 12th and 13th questions, what is the alternative to filter function? (if it is not working on the current excel version)
Hi @Chandoo, you are indeed awesome... I watched several video's from different producers, but somehow I like your video's best, You have a great way of expaining things!! My question: what alternative is there to filter function for non 365 users? (I have excel 2019 pro etc..) In Q 13 there are 2 solutions and filter-function shows them both. Since I do not have this function I First filtered the table for october (created a new table) and then did an XLOOKUP. But this only shows the first option. Is there an alternative method that shows all applicable solutions???... I mean this is an issue that occurs regularly in real life so there are solutions, not???
Hi Erik... Thanks for your comment and appreciation of my work. Unfortunately, the older versions do not have a ready to use compatible function. You can replicate the behaviour using a complex set of formulas, but I suggest altogether avoiding such needs or using Pivot tables + slicers to build any interactive portions of your reports. If you want to use formulas, please read this - chandoo.org/wp/formula-forensics-no-037-how-to-count-and-sum-filtered-tables/
Chandoo you rock! On questions 12-13 about which app has the most ratings, i ran into problem if the date is different (but still has same month, same year). In that scenario, the app with the different date doesn't get included. I tried using the MONTH() to isolate the month, but it still doesn't include the different dates within the month. This is how i approached it: =FILTER(data[App],(MONTH(data[Month])=MONTH(E89))*(data[1 star ratings]=E90)).
In your case, you also need to use MONTH(data[Month]) when calculating the E90 value (maxifs or other formula there). Only then you get correct result.
Very good teaching style sir, I have a data set sir with almost 100k names and other details in it sir, my problem is how can I fix this to make it faster? Appreciate your reply sir
I saw your demo video for the paid course, i am really interested to get your course but sorry i do not have money to buy the course. I wish i could buy the course for much lesser price. 😢
That is ok Salman. I have so many free videos and material on the channel. Use them to learn. Once you can afford the course, go for it it you think it will help you.
Thank you so much, i really appreciate you have been a great teacher. But i have a problem which is, i am using Excel 2013 and it doesn't have the MAXIFS function, which other function can i use?
This is fun! One question I have as I work through these, how would you do the filter questions (12 & 13) if you are in an earlier version and don't have Filter available?
Even i had same question and searching through comments incase anyone asked it out, funny how you did just couple of hours ago on couple of years old video... leaving my comment here just to get notification if incase anyone has any way around! :)
Just found out authors comments on similar question of another user - "Unfortunately, the older versions do not have a ready to use compatible function. You can replicate the behaviour using a complex set of formulas, but I suggest altogether avoiding such needs or using Pivot tables + slicers to build any interactive portions of your reports. While there is no replacement for FILTER() in older versions, You can use INDEX+MATCH to _kind of _ get the result. See this video - th-cam.com/video/kly0uPIM4IU/w-d-xo.html "
You can use ARRAY formulas to solve this in older versions. Try =MAX(IF(data[Month]=D89,data[1 star ratings])) and press CTRL SHIFT ENTER to get the correct answer. Read this for more info - chandoo.org/wp/formula-forensics-no-008/
Hi Saurabh... While there is no replacement for FILTER() in older versions, You can use INDEX+MATCH to _kind of _ get the result. See this video - th-cam.com/video/kly0uPIM4IU/w-d-xo.html
@@chandoo_ thankyou so much for the reply and just wanted to tell you that your videos help a lot, if possible please make a roadmap for beginners with resources to analytics
Really appreciate this video, using common analysis questions and then walking through how you would get the answers. This is teaching method is one of the best ways to learn - thank you!
Thanks Irene 😀
How did he Reply to all these comment?!?!?!?!??!!?!
The claim that knowing these 15 function in excel is enough to get most your analysis work done is true. In fact, It wouldn't be incorrect to say that this one video was enough for me to understand the entire logic on which Excel works. After watching it, I did not have to look any further. Thanks Chandoo bhaiyya for this. You may not be aware of the miracle you created here!
I hope this comment was not paid
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@@harismehmood12345why u think so
Yeah, Why do you think so?!?
I am so happy I found your channel. You're a great teacher. I no longer feel overwhelmed by the prospect of learning data analysis in Excel!
Welcome aboard!
Helped Me lot Sir...I was searchimg for Excel Excersices..I found It
You are GEM of a Person Sir
Thanks Shashank :)
THANKS A LOT Chandoo you don't know how much you're helping the newbies as well as the experienced.
Many blessings your way
You are welcome Sarika :) My mission is to help a million people every month. I am glad I have your blessings on my journey 🙏
Chandoo is the best in the game. Thank you sir.
I learn so quickly after watching your videos, especially this one. Your real work examples and explanations make all the difference. Love this video. Look forward to seeing more. Thanks
This is one of the best Excel Video have ever seen, so much of details and explanation about each and every formula with example so that its easily understandable. Thanks Very much and hope to have more video in future.
You're very welcome!
These kind videos in your youtube is awesome and i am becoming awesome In Excel 😂❤
You are welcome Casmi :)
Many thanks Chandoo. You're a brilliant teacher!
Great Teacher and Inspiration for Many People Sir👌👌👌
You are the BEST, Chandoo! Thanks from Georgia, USA.
Man.....!!!! this guy deserves 100M likes & 100M subscribes.
absolute peace of art....💖💖💖
love u brooo.
Even if you're very familiar with all the functions presented here, there's always the chance of getting a alternative way of doing things that you weren't familiar with. Good content.
Thank you so much!!! 🥰 You’re the best. 🌟🌟🌟 I’ve been working on this spreadsheet all night then I found your video and now I was able to use these formulas to make everything work. You’re a blessing 🙏🏾
Thankyou so much Chandoo Sir for all your efforts, You are a brilliant teacher. i learn so easily from your videos. Thanks again !!
Thank you Chandoo for providing us such resources for our learning. Really appreciate your efforts
Sumifs, countifs, xlookup, averageifs, maxifs, large,index match. Thank you very much.
Thanks chandu help to lot of people who are learners in Excel beginners
This channel is the best channel for learn excel, power bi, and all things ❤️
I love doing homeworks after seeing Chandoo's video. Please give us more homeworks in coming days. BTW I'm your new Subscriber. Thank you for making my Excel journey, a interesting one👍Big fan of your work🤝
Thanks for subbing! You can check more homework problems here - chandoo.org/wp/tag/homework/
Excellent exercise - a great way to reinforce the way these formulas work.
Glad you liked it!
Excellent! Judicious selection of 15 most useful functions! Intelligent demonstration!
The way you explain these topics make it super easy to follow. Subscribed for more videos like these. Thanks bhai!
Thank you so much! Your commitment and charisma are second to none.
You are helping most of us to transform our career. Thanks for paving our future and helping to knowledge us.. thanks..
Thanks Prakash :)
Thank you for the very useful tutorials. I'm an advanced Excel user but I learned some new techniques here.
Much appreciated Chandoo!
You're very welcome Amr.. :)
These videos are awesome, I love watching your excel post they helped me a lot. Thank you.
Great to hear!
The coolest teacher under the stars. Thank you sir!
Thank you for this amazing video. You are a gifted teacher and I appreciate your efforts I have learnt many excel techniques from your videos
This is a great & very informative video, your teaching style is simply amazing. Thank You Sir for keeping us up to date in excel & making our job is simple.
You are most welcome Azhar. My mission is "To make YOU Awesome"
One of the best Microsoft exel you tuber
Thank you sir for sharing this video. It indeed helped me to learn the most important Advanced excel formulas for data analysis !! I am a follower of your You-tube channel & appreciate the lessons you provide.
You are most welcome
Just loved the video Chandoo. Would love it if you do more of these.
Thank you so much Chandoo for this video .
You always try to cover small small things, which help us to understand each and every points.
Last but not least your video graphics are too good.💖💖💖
Thanks Shriram :)
Dear Chandoo, I'm a beginner in data analytics I have watched most of your videos, with pivot table I crossed checked my answer and all were correct, let me know why we should go with formulas. Will formulas help at visualisation?
Wow. That is great exercise Harhoon.
I plan to cover Pivot vs. Formulas in an upcoming video, but here are my thoughts.
1) For data analysts, it is important to know both approaches.
2) Depending on the need of the hour, they must choose one of the approaches.
3) When in doubt, start with a pivot.
Hiii bro i am also pursuing data analytics please guide me i am beginner
That is the beauty and power of Excel! There is more than one way to approach the question and get the results.
Thank you for such contents, it really helped me brush my concepts and real life application in business use cases.
Wowww!!! Superb revision of these formulas and their application . Thanks Chandoo Sir !!
Chandoo, you make me a happy learner
Once again wonderfully thought out examples, and excellently presented. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it Adam 😀
Hi Chandoo,
Thanks for sharing such an informative video, Regarding Homework exercise please check if my understanding is correct:
H1: =SUMIFS(data[Downloads],data[App],C125)
H2:=SUMIFS(data[Downloads],data[App],C125)-SUMIFS(data[Uninstalls],data[App],C139)
Professional level training here, good luck with the channel!
Bro You Just Made a New Analyst Love You ❤
Patter of this video I liked because we know the formula but using in real applications is sometimes become bit tricky. Please make such video based on this approach.
Thanks Nirmal :) I will share more on this format in coming months.
"Awesome Chocolates", "Awesome Apps" and "Awesome Chandoo!" Really useful and practical tutorial on most important functions. I had knowledge, but found a lot of value addition and tips to follow and thanks for that! 😊👍
AWESOME to hear that Vijay 😀 That was my intention too. Lure people with "15 formulas" and surprise them with so many extra tricks.
Awesome content 👏 Keeping sharing your knowledge and help us grow 😇🤗
Always!
It is the best channel for learning data analysis!
Thank you so much Chandoo Sir, for arranging such type of learning video.
I enjoyed following this exercise. Thank you man!
Hi Chandoo. Great lookup problem and function workout! Very useful to work real examples to learn and reinforce methods and concepts. Many thanks for the sample file and demo / challenge! Thumbs up!!
Glad you enjoyed it Wayne... 😎
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Glad you liked it
your free videos are far better than paid videos
Hi @Chandoo for Q 14 & 15, I think UNIQUE formula would have been another useful formula that you could have covered. In fact UNIQUE would have helped fetching results a bit faster.
Good points Sanjay. I talk about UNIQUE in few other videos. So decided to skip that bit here. 😀
Thanks Chandoo for this tutorial.. It is a great learning for me....
You are amazing, with no excessive bullshit just to the point and useful tricks that are easily understandable.
U are legend chandoo ❤️
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Thanks 🙏
Thank you @Chandoo 🙏🏻
God bless you
It was a very good exercise, thank you, Chandoo🙏
Very useful video and I love your explanation! I have downloaded a free sample copy of the Excel sheet and have been following your steps through memory, but I keep getting zero as a result.
Thanks Chandoo for sharing the valuable excel lessons! I have a question in sumifs which is working well when I reference a cell for criteria but give an answer zero if I input the actual date. Would appreciate it if you clarify.
Valuable Tips ... Thanks a lot Chandoo ...
This was great, thanks Chandoo!
You are welcome Chris 😀
Great stuff Chandoo, good to see you on TH-cam :)
What a transformation, excellent work Sir G 🙂Hats Off..
great video, thanks @Chandoo for posting it showing some of the most useful functions that are available only in Excel 365 !
Excellent Presentation and Examples! Thanks. 😃😃😃
Excellent Chandoo sir...Very helpful
Another great video... 👌👌👌👍👍thank you ..request to make a content on power bi filter context vs row context with similar kind of easy example please
I talk about the Power BI context and more in my "Data Analysis with Power BI" video. th-cam.com/video/uwe8C7K8fXY/w-d-xo.html
I also run a course on Power BI here. If you want structured info, go for the class - chandoo.org/wp/resources/power-bi-play-date/
@@chandoo_ thanks for the reply.. I will go through the links👍
I really appreciate this video, it was very helpful. It requires in daily life. Thanks a lot.
Thanks, Chandoo, for sharing this insightful content. I was wondering how can I find the solutions to the homework problems. I have tried them, but struggling with problem H3.
Chandoo never disappoints 😊. Thx bro
Superb video, as always
Btw, after hearing what you said about SUMIF and SUMIFS, why does the SUMIF function even exist, I wonder?
Truly a great course and teacher!
Thank you Chandoo, As always You are awesome👍 I wish to join your PQ course. Is it ok? please send link
thank you for this, Chandoo. Amazing work, I mean it
had a use case where I would filter data but then I don't want the first returned rows, how would you do that?
Hello Chandu,
I was learning to calculate 3 months download with the help of sumifs formula from your video and have one doubt why did you use >= and
Great video Chandoo. Love your videos.
Thankyou so much for this amazing video and for the sample file ❤For the 12th and 13th questions, what is the alternative to filter function? (if it is not working on the current excel version)
Really appreciate this video
one of d best video on excel
Just the video I wanted to brush up my excel skills
😎
Chandoo you are Awesome!!
Q15) i gave index match functions i got the exact same answers!
Hi @Chandoo, you are indeed awesome... I watched several video's from different producers, but somehow I like your video's best, You have a great way of expaining things!! My question: what alternative is there to filter function for non 365 users? (I have excel 2019 pro etc..) In Q 13 there are 2 solutions and filter-function shows them both. Since I do not have this function I First filtered the table for october (created a new table) and then did an XLOOKUP. But this only shows the first option. Is there an alternative method that shows all applicable solutions???... I mean this is an issue that occurs regularly in real life so there are solutions, not???
Hi Erik...
Thanks for your comment and appreciation of my work.
Unfortunately, the older versions do not have a ready to use compatible function. You can replicate the behaviour using a complex set of formulas, but I suggest altogether avoiding such needs or using Pivot tables + slicers to build any interactive portions of your reports.
If you want to use formulas, please read this - chandoo.org/wp/formula-forensics-no-037-how-to-count-and-sum-filtered-tables/
Chandoo you rock! On questions 12-13 about which app has the most ratings, i ran into problem if the date is different (but still has same month, same year). In that scenario, the app with the different date doesn't get included. I tried using the MONTH() to isolate the month, but it still doesn't include the different dates within the month. This is how i approached it: =FILTER(data[App],(MONTH(data[Month])=MONTH(E89))*(data[1 star ratings]=E90)).
In your case, you also need to use MONTH(data[Month]) when calculating the E90 value (maxifs or other formula there). Only then you get correct result.
Really amazing informative video Chandu
Chandoo you are magician .Hope to meet your sir to have a biryani with you in hyderabad :)
Very good teaching style sir, I have a data set sir with almost 100k names and other details in it sir, my problem is how can I fix this to make it faster? Appreciate your reply sir
I saw your demo video for the paid course, i am really interested to get your course but sorry i do not have money to buy the course. I wish i could buy the course for much lesser price. 😢
That is ok Salman. I have so many free videos and material on the channel. Use them to learn. Once you can afford the course, go for it it you think it will help you.
Thank you so much, i really appreciate you have been a great teacher.
But i have a problem which is, i am using Excel 2013 and it doesn't have the MAXIFS function, which other function can i use?
Thank you for the videos! What key combo do you use to select "data[Downloads]" without dragging and dropping?
This is fun! One question I have as I work through these, how would you do the filter questions (12 & 13) if you are in an earlier version and don't have Filter available?
Even i had same question and searching through comments incase anyone asked it out, funny how you did just couple of hours ago on couple of years old video...
leaving my comment here just to get notification if incase anyone has any way around! :)
Just found out authors comments on similar question of another user - "Unfortunately, the older versions do not have a ready to use compatible function. You can replicate the behaviour using a complex set of formulas, but I suggest altogether avoiding such needs or using Pivot tables + slicers to build any interactive portions of your reports.
While there is no replacement for FILTER() in older versions, You can use INDEX+MATCH to _kind of _ get the result. See this video - th-cam.com/video/kly0uPIM4IU/w-d-xo.html "
You can use ARRAY formulas to solve this in older versions.
Try =MAX(IF(data[Month]=D89,data[1 star ratings]))
and press CTRL SHIFT ENTER to get the correct answer.
Read this for more info - chandoo.org/wp/formula-forensics-no-008/
Excellent 👌👌👌👌👌
Loved this Chandoo! ❤️😊
Thanks Adwitya...
Great video as usual 🤝🙏
Thank you 🙌
God bless Baaya 😍
Thank you so much for sharing your great Knowledge
Thank you @Chandoo🙏🏻
Hi Chandoo, thank you so much for another amazing video, could you please suggest any alternative to filter function for people with older versions
Hi Saurabh... While there is no replacement for FILTER() in older versions, You can use INDEX+MATCH to _kind of _ get the result. See this video - th-cam.com/video/kly0uPIM4IU/w-d-xo.html
@@chandoo_ thankyou so much for the reply and just wanted to tell you that your videos help a lot, if possible please make a roadmap for beginners with resources to analytics
Please chandoo,l will love to download the data for practise. Is the data available?