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Vicki: I have a list of dates and I'm looking for a formula to calculate the previous workday only if the date in the list is a weekend or holiday. Why: Accrue Fed Fund Interest Daily (Fed Funds Rate only published on Business Days). This is mildly complex, because you need to be able to create a named range for the holidays, and after building the long formula, Excel will likely give you the date serial number instead of the formatted date. Table of Contents (0:00) Introduction (0:23) Create a named range with holidays (1:23) Excel formula to detect if date is a workday using NETWORKDAY function (2:11) WORKDAY function to go back one work day (3:15) Formatting serial numbers as dates

What is your favorite font in Excel? Anna and Lisa showed me the Consolas font. It is great because you can tell zero from O and one from lower case L. Table of Contents (0:00) Axel font for Excel (0:19) Typewriters without a 1 key (0:54) People who type L instead of 1 (2:04) How I met ExcelisFun (2:37) Make a custom Office Theme with Consolas font (3:32) Applying a custom office theme (3:45) Making a theme be default (4:09) Default Font in Excel Options

The Microsoft Create platform is in preview. Sign in with a Microsoft 365 Home account to access free templates for Excel and more. It also includes training on social media from Kat Norton Miss Excel and promises future features. Table of Contents (0:00) Free templates in Preview (0:34) Start at Create.Microsoft.Com (1:30) Opening a template in Excel Online (1:54) Accessing from Win32 (2:24) Learning videos including Kat Norton (3:00) Designer & Clipchamp coming

Three new features coming to Excel. 1) Value Preview will evaluate part of your formula when you select it in the Excel formula bar. You don't have to press F9 and Esc anymore. 2) AutoSave moves from an icon to Words in the Excel Title Bar 3) Small preview of Personalized Toolbar in Excel Table of Contents (0:00) Three new Excel Features (0:30) F9 replaced with Value Preview (3:57) AutoSave icon moves to Title Bar words (5:07) Personalized Toolbar in Preview (10:38) Wrap-up

I was doing a seminar recently and many people at the company were getting reports downloaded as fixed width text files. I encouraged them to start using the Get & Transform tools in Excel for cleaning this date. After the seminar, I created a text file with many of the issues that were in their workbooks. Table of Contents (0:00) Fixed Width Text File for Excel (0:50) Excel Text Import Wizard UI for Marking Column Locations (1:19) Finding column start locations for Power Query (1:59) Importing to Excel from Text/CSV (2:18) Power Query incorrectly guesses comma as delimiter (2:42) Power Query make column wider (2:55) Power Query removing top 6 rows (3:30) Power Query Split by Position (4:20) Power Query Use First Row as Headers...

There are 7 pivot table secrets in this video, and you haven't seen six of them. The question: I have several projects in a pivot table. At the bottom, as part of the pivot table, I want an average of the non-zero rows. The person is currently using AVERAGEIF outside of the pivot table, but that formula must be adjusted. Today, we use a Data Model pivot table and a DAX Measure to calculate the average. The resulting pivot table has too many rows, so I use a new Set based on Rows. The DAX formula used in the video is: =DIVIDE ( SUM(LCosts[Amount]), COUNTROWS( FILTER( SUMMARIZE(LCosts, LCosts[Project], "Total", SUM(LCosts[Amount])), [Total] <> 0 ))) The 8 secrets: Secret 1: Unlock features with this checkbox Secret 2: Adding a...

From yesterday's live seminar, a new way to fill quarters and years with the fill handle.

We have a person in our roster with the first name of "Witha". But Excel constantly changes this to "With A". We are being stung by one of the thousands of entries in the Excel AutoCorrect Options dialog. This video will show you how to stop Excel from autocorrecting Witha to With A.

Brand new in Excel Insiders Beta: A chart can be based on an entire dynamic array in Excel. In this first iteration, the chart has to point to the entire array. If you have columns in your array that you don't want to chart, you should use =CHOOSECOLS to get a smaller subset of the array for charting.