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A column of currency ended up with commas for both the thousands separator and the decimal point! How can you replace the last comma

Salama from YouTube has two columns of numbers. The area in column A is from 1 to 36. The month in column B is from 1 to 12. How many times does each combination of Area and Month happen? Today's video offers three methods. Table of Contents 00:00 Problem and solving with SUMIFS 01:27 Solving with a pivot table 02:25 Solving with three dynamic arrays

Ten really short Excel topics jammed into one 188-second video. Cube Functions spill - article by Chris Webb is at Chris Webb's BI Blog: Excel Cube Functions, Dynamic Arrays And Lambdas, Part 1: Getting All The Items From A Set Read more about the new Power Query book at Master Your Data with Power Query in Excel and Power BI Table of Contents (0:00:00) Welcome (0:00:12) #1 Congratulations Leila for 1 Million Subs (0:00:17) #2 Excel is loading much faster (0:00:25) #3 New way to open Browse (0:00:32) #4 Find dialog shows options automatically (0:00:40) #5 PivotTable Fields now will collapse like other task panes (0:00:48) #6 Chris Webb shows how Cube Functions can now spill (0:01:02) #7 Smooth Scrolling (0:01:26) #8 Data Types...

A new navigation pane debuts in Excel. It is a feature for people with low vision who are using Excel with a screen reader. Take a look at how you can easily make your workbook easier to navigate.

You can build Lambda functions in Excel that support optional arguments. A new ISOMITTED function lets you check if the argument was supplied or not.

Three more of the new Lambda Helper functions in Excel: MAP, REDUCE, and SCAN. In today's episode, see three different ways to create a PRODUCTIF function in Excel using MAP, REDUCE, or SCAN. Important points: MAP can take one or more arrays. MAP is looking at each individual cell, not just the values in the cells. REDUCE does the same thing, but produces a single result. SCAN is like REDUCE, but makes the intermediate results available. Read more at: Re: Announcing LAMBDA Helper Functions: Lambdas as arguments and more

A first look at the new Excel functions BYROL and BYCOL. These functions, released to Insiders Fast this week are designed to be used with LAMBDA functions. Read more about the 7 functions here: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/excel-blog/announcing-lambda-helper-functions-lambdas-as-arguments-and-more/bc-p/2587253#M2240

I am launching a new add-in today for Excel 2000 through Excel 2010. Easy-XL adds 50 powerful data analysis tools to Excel.

Microsoft is releasing a new look for the Excel Quick Access Toolbar and Ribbon. The feature is rolling out slowly to beta Insiders now. Here is a first look at the QAT and Ribbon.