Best Excel Formulas in an hour - Beginner to PRO Masterclass

[@chandoo_]

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[@deepthichandrala142]

I would appreciate it if you could confirm whether these answers are correct Answers: 1.=COUNTIFS(staff[Department],A4,staff[Employee type],"Permanent") 2.=FILTER(staff,staff[Start Date]>=DATE(2020,1,1)) 3.=TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,UNIQUE(staff[Department])) 4.=FILTER(staff[Employee], staff[Salary] >= 120000, "No Match Found") 5.=FILTER(staff,(staff[Gender]="Female")* (WEEKDAY(staff[Start Date],2)=1)) 6.=MEDIAN(FILTER(staff[Salary], staff[Department] = A4)) 7.=COUNTIFS(staff[Department], A4, staff[Gender], "Female")

[@aravindsuresh4147]

Even thought I was using excel for 4 years , but am happy to say that I learned some thing new in every exercises which u have thought am gratefully to you for this wonder full video sir hats off 🎉

[@rashv25]

Sir, you are "NOTION" personified for me :-) I say this because I have been studying a lot of tutorials in the past year to upgrade my knowledge on Excel formulas and this single video helped me test my application prowess . High quality content.Thank you Sir for putting in so much thought and effort to curate such videos

[@OxyGenatic]

Following your mentorship since 10/11 years and it was really amazing every time you bring something new and smart. BIG FAN of u...

[@chandoo_]

Always a pleasure hearing from long-time fans such as yourself. More Power to you ⚡

[@rekulapallysuresh7273]

Sir we are waiting for telugu classes.....And also give some job requirement details at particular day its better for Saturday. u r big opportunity for unemployed youth

[@dineshwagle9832]

You are a mixture of Talent and Generosity. Thank you very much Chandoo!!!!

[@g_18_sanathmeshram42]

I have watched all of your videos in this series till now . Really Informative and Helpful . Keep Up the good Work.

[@MR.JAM_687]

Sir thank you ❤. You are literally amazing and work is awesome as you. You are helping a lot of people by just sharing your knowledge and it's cost of freee.

[@Whityyy_13]

I am watching your videos is very easly understand and improve myself tq so much sirr

[@dailyuploads3959]

When i watch you videos. I feel its like a movie , each scene(video frames) is trilling and sensational. Seriously! personally i learn a lot from that channel. Love from pakistan. Make some awesome videos on padas,matplotlib,seaborn python libraries💌🍀

[@Whatshouldidooooo]

Thank you chando all the way from Nigeria

[@gauravnarwar4541]

Fabulous teacher.

[@ajaykumar_7__]

Very informative video . Thank you👏

[@suryasabniveesu6946]

This video is 1000 times better than time wasting Web series

[@bhuvanmohinidevi194]

Bro..dats da irony, u would criticise watching webseries but would be proud and brag about it if u get a data scientist job at Netflix..and cry when Netflix lays u off because people aren't renewing their subscriptions lol.

[@ttb-travel5912]

Like you say "Stay Awesome". This video really is awesome. Learned tons of things.

[@isaackodera9441]

Wonderful. Good job. I'm using your lessons to prepare for an interview.

[@khaleel898]

Hi Chandoo, i really like you man. im a begginer in excel with some basic knowledge. Your content is really helpful. First formula is =COUNTIFS(staff[Employee type],"Permanent",staff[Department],B3:B14) right? it took me sometime to figure out.

[@chandoo_]

Bingo 😎

[@awazaarkhan2423]

i could not find it. but your comment helped and i really wanna cry in happiness

[@chrism9037]

Great job Chandoo, very helpful for newer Excel users!

[@chandoo_]

Thanks Chris :)

[@vru5696]

​@@chandoo_ Any detail video on vlookup with real time scenarios.

[@vru5696]

​@@chandoo_ Any detail video on vlookup with real time scenarios with 2 different excel files.

[@ravipunati4530]

Thank you. ❤ From Hyderabad..

[@Luciano_mp]

Very good video, very useful! Chandoo, thank you very much!

[@DataStadium0902]

Thank you guru!

[@computerworldtutorial]

Nice video for every data analyst

[@coachaliraza]

Excellent 🎉

[@VonMellArevalo]

Thankyou Chandooooo it really helps

[@GeorgeS-f9c]

for female ratio (headcount per department) divide (female count per department)

[@mulengachibamba2001]

Median Salary = MEDIAN(IF(staff[Department]=B187,staff[Salary]))

[@venkatiyer7459]

Truly very useful video ....

[@tamunamchedlishvili4677]

I learned a lot of things from your channel you are my favorite mentor @Chandoo

[@usmaniqbal1836]

Excellent dear

[@mohd.zeeshan8581]

Median Salary solution -> =MEDIAN(FILTER(staff[Salary],staff[Department]=A7))

[@abicricket]

Hey Chandoo, waiting for your next video to get uploaded in this series playlist

[@user.name--oreneus21]

Very Helpful indeed!

[@manishwason8495]

33:42 TAKE(SORT(FILTER(staff[Salary],staff[Gender]=D$4),,-1),5)

[@mr.silence4096]

fan from Tamilnadu 😍

[@torquewrenching]

33:42 =TAKE(SORT(FILTER(staff[Salary],staff[Gender]=C$3),,-1),5)

[@MuhammadAfzal-gx1oc]

=FILTER(Staff[[Emp ID]:[Start Date]],(Staff[Salary]>A1)*(Staff[Gender]="Female")*(YEAR(Staff[Start Date])>=2020)) that's how i did it

[@DatabySurya]

Please continue data analyst playlist sir im waiting for a long

[@mkmukki666]

most valueable video good!

[@anbuperumal8539]

Really great

[@Tony_Montana659]

❤ From Kerala palakkad ❤

[@davui_21]

Thank you once again, Sir. While following I realised my Excel 365 has only CHOOSE but not CHOOSECOLS under the second concept. Here, in this fascinating one, it has only SORT but not the TAKE function. Please how can I fix this? I am really enjoying the lessons in this series. Appreciations from Ghana.

[@chandoo_]

Some of these functions are added into newer versions of Excel and if you have not update Excel in a while, you won't see them. One easy fix is to try them with Excel online. Another option is to sign up for "faster" or "beta" updates in Office. To do that, go to File menu in Excel, click on Account and click on Microsoft Insider and enable the option.

[@hardeepsingh-sf7bb]

Thank u very much 🙏🙏

[@prasadgrandhi2056]

Thankyou 💌

[@pavithrav945]

Thankyou 😊

[@ranjan4495]

thankyou sir

[@MicrosoftExcel-o8w]

Excellent job! I'd love to hear your thoughts on my work.👍

[@DataEntry-v9v]

=FILTER(CHOOSE({1,2,3,4},staff[Emp ID],staff[First Name],staff[Last Name],staff[Gender]),(WEEKDAY(staff[Start Date])=2)*(staff[Gender]="Female")) , i wrote this formula for female employees for monday start in excel 2021

[@DeepakSharma-bv2kw]

I am waiting for it

[@NileshKumar-yj4sb]

Great

[@mianhamzo]

Sir I have a issue in ChooseColumn Function. This function can't Show in my Excel 365 how to add this Function into the excel. You are very great tutor love from Pakistan.

[@chinuzoejima8971]

i also had same issue

[@awazaarkhan2423]

i also dont have TAKE function working on mine.

[@JyotiJyoti-zm3nh]

Hi chandoo, thankyou for your videos, they are really helpful. Female Ratio for a department: =count(female)/GCD(count(female),Total Headcount) & ":" & Total Headcount/GCD(count(female),Total Headcount), is it correct?

[@chandoo_]

Looks good. I assume count(female) is actually COUNTIFS(..) with gender as "Female".

[@JyotiJyoti-zm3nh]

@@chandoo_ yes yes thankyou

[@Kinginthenorth64]

Even if you have 365 and if you have formatted your data in table and using formula with criteria as range instead of reference to cell; You will still get 'Spill'.

[@chandoo_]

Yes, that is the power of "Dynamic array" behaviour. Everything can spill now (well almost everything).

[@ShivaKumar-py8oj]

Female Ratio: COUNTIF(staff[Department],B5#)/GCD(COUNTIF(staff[Department],B5#,COUNTIFS(staff[Gender],"Female",staff[Department],B5#))&":"&COUNTIFS(staff[Gender],"Female",staff[Department],B5#)/GCD(COUNTIF(staff[Department],B5#),COUNTIFS(staff[Gender],"Female",staff[Department],B5#)) Correct?

[@Ismailfarhang]

Does it work Sir?

[@ompratihary2844]

Hello sir For the last challenge of determining the median salary for each department can this be a solution : Median(xlookup(referenced cell as lookup_value,staff[department],staff[salary])) ?

[@chandoo_]

XLOOKUP only returns the first salary value in department. So it won't work. Try again.

[@Ismailfarhang]

=MEDIAN(FILTER(Staff[Salary],Staff[Department]=B6)) I think it is work properly. check it once

[@anjanakoduri4808]

I can't locate practice file sir, can you please put it in description box itself like as you did it for previous vedios? Its hard to find in website sir.

[@suranjitbarua1719]

Chandoo do you have a plan changing your KZbin profile picture? 😊

[@chandoo_]

That is my logo, so not really.

[@ayanbhatta]

What is the ,all department ratio formula

[@mr.silence4096]

1st cmd

[@devarajpriyadharshini9503]

Hi @chandoo_, I wanted to add one comments and insights column alongside in pivot table. Bcs, whenever we include new data the report changes accordingly, so the insights that we made have to be copy pasted again to the respective rows. Any idea for it.

[@davui_21]

Challenge 6: =XLOOKUP(120000, staff[Salary], staff, "Not found",0,1) I know the FILTER function will come in if you could help me with the exact portion I can fix it that'd be awesome, Sir

[@davui_21]

I did it !!!!!!!!!! 😂😂 =FILTER(staff,staff[Salary]=120000)

[@mohd.zeeshan8581]

Solutuon 9 Assignment : =FILTER(staff[[Emp ID]:[Last Name]],(TEXT(staff[Start Date],"dddd")="Monday")*(staff[Gender]="Female"))

[@vintagewear7862]

wrong

[@tehreemzainab8068]

=MEDIAN(staff[Salary])

[@lavatr8322]

From where do i download the Essential Excel formula sheet and sample Data table?

[@daringx4385]

Where can I find the sample file of this video? Can u pls provide it's link

[@DataEntry-v9v]

=COUNTIFS(staff[Gender],"Female",staff[Department],A5) &":"& COUNTIFS(staff[Gender],"male",staff[Department],A5) , this is for Female ratio is this correct A5 for Department?

[@Acheiver143]

❤

[@KapilSinghSenwal]

Female Employees with Monday start =FILTER(staff,(TEXT(staff[Start Date],"DDDD")="Monday") * (staff[Gender]="Female"))

[@the_pest_the_best]

❤❤

[@radhathakore4423]

@Chandoo - Can you pls help on the 3rd challenge with condition for females having greater $100k salary and joined after 1st jan 2020 . I am using this formula and is displaying all the values of salary below 100k too. Not sure where am i going wrong Formula used =FILTER(staff[[Emp ID]:[Salary]],(staff[Salary Bucket]>100000)*(staff[Gender]="Female")*(staff[Start Date]>H12))

[@chandoo_]

Change the [salary bucket] to [salary] column.

[@seemanazir]

Reasons for changing the salary bucket to salary??? explain?​@@chandoo_

[@himanshusarkar5856]

Good evening sir, sir, can u send me this file for practice please sir it will be very helpful for me.

[@sailakshmithadimalla8707]

hi where i can get this file in your website?

[@veerprathap5158]

Female employees with Monday Start (=FILTER(staff,(staff[Gender]="Female")*(TEXT(staff[Start Date],"dddd")="Monday"))

[@awazaarkhan2423]

how to put "All dept in one cell comma seperated"

[@manojgowda6154]

Sir we don't have Excel 365 we have old version 😢

[@guruprasath3097]

Female employees Start Date on Monday: =FILTER(staff[[Emp ID]:[Last Name]],(staff[Gender]="female")*(TEXT(staff[Start Date],"ddd")="Mon"))

[@ShubhamXD]

It can be done using weekday function lol, The count is 62 right? of female employees whose start date is Monday

[@geniphermiller7429]

I appreciate and enjoy your videos, but I find the background music to be distractingly annoying. Just my feedback sir. I wish you well.

[@chandoo_]

Thanks for the feedback. I experiment with music on / off on my videos to see what produces better outcome for viewers. Largely, having music on seems to help people enjoy the content. But may be I got the balance (music too loud) wrong in this video.

[@esrAsnataS]

Excellent, but I can't believe you "merge & centered". 🤣

[@chandoo_]

There is nothing wrong with that. Anyone who tells you otherwise is just being pedantic.

[@Mysteresque]

I want to know that why cant we give the logical conditions using AND() & OR() in the 'include' parameter of FILTER() function

[@andypereira362]

That's because and() & or() work on a single line formula not in an array. An array basically takes your data and multiplies it by 0 or any other number (mostly 1). If you take the * it basically asks is this condition met? if yes then it gives the value one else zero. So when 2 conditions are met it becomes 1*1 =1. If one condition is false it will be 1*0= 0. The array will only show data where the condition is not zero. Now take the +. if 1 condition is met it will be 1+0=1. Both conditions are met it will be 1+1=2. Hence it will show if either condition is true.

[@dullavivekkumar5476]

How to hide cell formula in google sheet.

[@allshorts3324]

Sir, Why can't we copy the filtered data from sheet and paste it to another sheet.... instead of using filter function... Copy and paste is easy and it will give as same as original sheet

[@chandoo_]

But it is manual and becomes stale if your criteria or data changes.

[@allshorts3324]

@@chandoo_ okk sir...I understood Sir...I don't have excel 365 ....I am unable to use functions like CHOOSECLMS.....what should I do?

[@ugiagbeimarnoel8094]

Hi please my excel is not performing some of the functions I use an apple laptop it’s just so strange

[@vinaypanduhii9833]

hoe to download the sample data there is no link in the video description

[@gaganwadhwafreelancer]

Plz share Practice file.

[@chandoo_]

It is here - chandoo.org/wp/free-data-analyst-course/

[@sanjuktabarua3213]

can anyone help me with the median challenge..tried a lot but couldnt resolve

[@gauravupreti5612]

@sanjuktabarua3213 =MEDIAN(FILTER(staff[Salary],staff[Department]=B6)) Give it a try..

[@emlih1898]

i can’t download the practice file, the link looks to be broken on the site.

[@chandoo_]

I just tested and both practice and complete file links work fine. Try again.

[@ahmedrapii641]

great job but can you just turn off this music ...i can not focus with it

[@ahmedafifi87]

(YEAR(Staff[Start Date])>=2020)

[@arunzone4477]

bro plz help to explain what is the error in this command and plz correct female employees starting on monday =FILTER(staff, (staff[Gender]="Female") * (staff[Start Date]=DATE(Year, 1, 1)))

[@saurabh-zg7qc]

Date function you used will give the first date of the month for example 1 january, 1 March , if you want Monday start date use text function =Filter(staff,(staff[Gender]="Female")*(Text(staff[start date],"dddd")="Monday"))

[@arunzone4477]

@@saurabh-zg7qc thanks bro

[@saurabh-zg7qc]

@@arunzone4477 happy to help

[@ravindracomedyzone3027]

చందు గారు ఈ ఫార్ములా మరియు ఫంక్షన్స్ మేధ ఒక పూర్తి వీడియో తెలుగులో చేసి పుణ్యం కట్టుకోండి అయ్యా... చాల మంది మీ వీడియోల కోసం ఎదురుచూస్తున్నారు ప్లీజ్ సార్

[@chandoo_]

This is already in the pipeline and should be out on the channel in the next 4 weeks.

[@vintagewear7862]

IS THERE ANYONE WHO FINDOUT THE LAST ONE? THE FEMALE RATIO?

[@chandruGG05]

sir provide pratice data about this video

[@chandoo_]

Refer to the video description. The link is in there.

[@seemanazir]

Video quality is poor

[@chandoo_]

Must be your connection. The video is a HD quality and works just fine.

[@invinciblesoul7]

plz teach in hindi..it will be more easily understood

[@manishwason8495]

01:01:35 =FILTER(staff,staff[Gender]="Female",WEEKDAY(staff[Start Date]=2))

[@vinc.7765]

@chandoo_ sei fantastico 🤩

[@TsehayAshiber]

solution for the challenge to filter female employees with >100k salary and start date after 2020 : =FILTER(staff, (staff[Salary]>A22)*(staff[Gender] = "female")*(staff[Start Date]>DATE(2020,1,1)))

[@manishwason8495]

=FILTER(staff,(staff[Salary]>100000)*(staff[Gender]="Female")*(staff[Start Date]>DATE(2020,1,1)))