How to remove blank rows in Excel? Let’s look at some examples for simple and complicated tables. Simple Table Let’s start with the following table. The table contains clean empty...

Welcome back to Artificial Intelligence in Excel! In Part 1, we looked at a feature called Flash Fill. It works by recognizing patterns of data and filling out the remainder....

Welcome back to Artificial Intelligence in Excel! In Part 1, we’ll looked at a feature called Flash Fill. It works by recognizing patterns of data and filling out the remainder....

Welcome to the brave new world of Artificial Intelligence in Excel! In this article, we’ll look at a powerful new feature called Flash Fill. It works by recognizing patterns of...

Hello Excel Enthusiasts. We haven’t yet recovered from the Excel Virtually Global conference and the first-ever Bangladesh Excel Summit. And already there is a new big conference to speak about....

We’re continuing our quest for beautiful and dynamic dashboards. We make the greatest strides towards that by simply extending the date table with four important columns: YM Index, Running 13,...

Let’s look at some crucial tools for creating polished dynamic dashboards. We always extend the date table with three important columns: YM Index, Running 13 and Current Month. Part one...

Highlighting Weekends can be hard in Excel. So just for fun, we’ll do this in three different ways: we’ll use conditional formatting to highlight the weekend dates in a column....

The Excel SEQUENCE function In this article, we’ll introduce the SEQUENCE function. SEQUENCE function is one of the new dynamic arrays functions and when combined with other functions can do...

We often have our data spread out in multiple Excel workbooks and sheets. How do we combine all of them into one table? Let’s walk through an example. We have...

You can also watch the video version of this content here: https://youtu.be/5QDERKmMvZQ or watch the embedded video at the end of this post. It’s true Power Query magic. One task...

We often work with large datasets containing multiple columns, but only need a few. In this tutorial we’ll show how to extract the columns that contain Actual values from your...

How to get the top 10 values in a table, and an aggregate for all the other data? Our goal today is to turn a table of countries with attributes...

Knowing how to use Lists in Power Query or Power BI is like a superpower. This Post will show you how to filter a Table to a Dynamic List of...

Last year, Microsoft announced the introduction of a new group of functions in Excel, known as dynamic array functions. One of these – the FILTER function – is possibly the...

Today is most definitely one of the most exciting days of this year for all Excel users out there. Today the endless discussions about whether people should use VLOOKUP or...

One of the most popular posts on Excel Unplugged is Formula to get the Start and End Date of the Week. For the last two years I’ve been a strong advocate...

In Slovenia (where I come from) there is a significant shortage of Excel and Power BI conferences. Basically, there are none (I’m planning to change that in November). Furthermore, there...

I wrote a blog post on the New Excel Data Types in May and stated that “the Sky is the limit” in the way the New Excel Data Types can...

In this post, we’re going to talk about importing CSV files with power query! This is a guest post written by John MacDougall, an Excel MVP from Canada. John runs...

Jan Karel Pieterse and Tony de Jonker will give Excel enthusiasts reason for joy on the 7th and 8th of June 2018. This longest running Excel Conference in Europe is returning for the...

New Data Types in Excel will undoubtedly be THE talking point of the near future Excel evolution. That being said, they are also the reality in Office 365 Fast Insiders....

The Unlock Excel Conference  took place in April in three cities across Australia. I joined Excel MVP’s Liam Bastick (SumProduct LLC), Jon Peltier (Peltier Tech), Ken Puls (Excel Guru), Mynda...

This is part 2 of the Ultimate Vlookup Alternative post and a continuance from last week’s post. We will be using the same Excel workbook as we did in part...