i have problem here ( first of all sry about my possible errors in english) when i type this formula i have an error. When i hit enter it highlight me part of formula where is A6,LARGE at the start of the formula. if anyone knows a solution pls help...thx
Awesome vid! I have successfully used on one worsheet but on another, It doesn't seem to calculate when I hit cntr+shift+enter. The formula goes to black text and is showing in the cell. But if I hit F9 the correct solution appears. Any thoughts on what I'm doing wrong?
The only thing that I can think of is that the calculations is set to Manual. If you set it to Automatic it should work. Excel 2003: Options. Excel 2007 / 2010: Formula Ribbon tab.
hi...this is super useful! really happy to find this! however, one problem i faced. The number of ### characters i need to extract from a cell is about 16 characters. And the answer shows '0' at the last number despite the number being another number. Any idea what i should do?
Almost forgot about this. If you search through the Excel Hacks book, Hack #28 gives a pretty slick way to grab the numbers...Check it out if you can.
Amazing makes me feel like a beginner. Hope MS Excel 2010 incorporated this into a new simple formula. Don't believe there are any text books that explain the capabilities of nested formulas to any fraction of a percent that are demonstrated in your videos. You do a great job of opening eyes to the capabilities of Excel.
Because Excel is so infinite, we are all Excel beginners (if we are paying attention)!!
No I have not seen any books that show really complex array formulas. The Mr Excel Message Board is the best place that I know to learn about formulas like this. Occasionally you will see a really specific/ niche Finance or Accounting book that has some big array formulas
Mike, your way of unfolding these megaformulas is truly amazing. These video tutorials are so informative, that it would have taken hours of struggle had it been left to just learn it purely from some textbooks. Watching your videos now, make the process of learning from books and website a breeze! Thanks again!
But I have to say that when I encounter some of the formulas from the MVPs at the Mr Excel Message Board, it takes me hours of examining the different aspects of the formulas until I see the logic of how the formula works. This one took me a while before I could see how it worked.
Really, it does not matter what level of Excel you are at, it usually takes a while to see the logic. But once you do it is like eating candy, or tofu (I like tofu)).
This was beastly. Thanks.
hombreazu1 2 weeks ago
@hombreazu1 , You are welcome!
ExcelIsFun 2 weeks ago
i have problem here ( first of all sry about my possible errors in english) when i type this formula i have an error. When i hit enter it highlight me part of formula where is A6,LARGE at the start of the formula. if anyone knows a solution pls help...thx
inmemblink 1 month ago
Heyyy !!
How do i delete the same words off my own column ??
Sorry for being so rude.
but really urgenttt
THANKS in advance (:
lamenooby 1 month ago
@lamenooby , YouTube is not a good place to have discussions to get Excel solutions. Try THE best Excel question site:
mrexcel [dot] com/forum
This site is not affiliated with the excelisfun YouTube site, but it is THE place to ask questions.
ExcelIsFun 1 month ago
Could you post the actual formula as text here? I can't seam to make it work
oleg8888 2 months ago
Awesome vid! I have successfully used on one worsheet but on another, It doesn't seem to calculate when I hit cntr+shift+enter. The formula goes to black text and is showing in the cell. But if I hit F9 the correct solution appears. Any thoughts on what I'm doing wrong?
omiuno 7 months ago
The only thing that I can think of is that the calculations is set to Manual. If you set it to Automatic it should work. Excel 2003: Options. Excel 2007 / 2010: Formula Ribbon tab.
ExcelIsFun 7 months ago
This does not seem to work if you have decimals e.g <0.2348 JH
emkandawire 11 months ago
Try posting your question to THE best Excel site:
mrexcel[dot]com
I am sure that you will get a great answer.
ExcelIsFun 11 months ago
I learnt this Trick but, when i teach to my friends that they ask me to do this much easier way in 2010.
and How to randomize the words?.
Regarding your valuable answer
loyaus 1 year ago
I do not know an easier way in 2010.
ExcelIsFun 1 year ago
I have no word to say.
loyaus 1 year ago
Hey, you are great.
loyaus 1 year ago
I am glad that the video helps.
ExcelIsFun 1 year ago
hi...this is super useful! really happy to find this! however, one problem i faced. The number of ### characters i need to extract from a cell is about 16 characters. And the answer shows '0' at the last number despite the number being another number. Any idea what i should do?
e.g. actual answer i want = 4444555566667777; But
shown answer = 4444555566667770
frengal 1 year ago
There are only 15 significant digits available in excel.
ExcelIsFun 1 year ago
Almost forgot about this. If you search through the Excel Hacks book, Hack #28 gives a pretty slick way to grab the numbers...Check it out if you can.
mikeyroro 1 year ago
Yes that is a great VBA solution!
ExcelIsFun 1 year ago
Amazing makes me feel like a beginner. Hope MS Excel 2010 incorporated this into a new simple formula. Don't believe there are any text books that explain the capabilities of nested formulas to any fraction of a percent that are demonstrated in your videos. You do a great job of opening eyes to the capabilities of Excel.
Thanks
08505excel 2 years ago
You are welcome!
Because Excel is so infinite, we are all Excel beginners (if we are paying attention)!!
No I have not seen any books that show really complex array formulas. The Mr Excel Message Board is the best place that I know to learn about formulas like this. Occasionally you will see a really specific/ niche Finance or Accounting book that has some big array formulas
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
That is amazing!
lineber2 2 years ago
Yes, it is amazing what some of the Excel Experts come up with at the Mr Excel Message Board!
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
Wow! I have to say, of all the formulas I've learned from you, this one takes the cake. Just amazing...
mikeyroro 2 years ago
I agree, it is one of the cooler and more complicated formulas that I gleaned from the Mr Excel Message Board...
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
Mike, your way of unfolding these megaformulas is truly amazing. These video tutorials are so informative, that it would have taken hours of struggle had it been left to just learn it purely from some textbooks. Watching your videos now, make the process of learning from books and website a breeze! Thanks again!
hamy72 2 years ago
You are welcome!
But I have to say that when I encounter some of the formulas from the MVPs at the Mr Excel Message Board, it takes me hours of examining the different aspects of the formulas until I see the logic of how the formula works. This one took me a while before I could see how it worked.
Really, it does not matter what level of Excel you are at, it usually takes a while to see the logic. But once you do it is like eating candy, or tofu (I like tofu)).
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
Wonderful
Strange but true!
farouk450 2 years ago
That is a pretty hard formula, right? But if you know what each formula element does and a bit of math, it works just fine!
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
this is freaky
worldwidebug 2 years ago
Yes, the upper end of Excel is really cool!!
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago