INDEX Function – Excel’s Best Function Welcome to the Boss Level
Outline: The INDEX function in Excel is the ultimate in its balance of power and flexibility. It does not get the celebrity worship of functions such as VLOOKUP and XLOOKUP but it is superior. In this presentation, we will start with a quick introduction to the INDEX function and see it in its most common form of being used with the MATCH function for a lookup formula. We will the proceed through many examples to witness the quiet genius of INDEX. The examples will include creating dynamic ranges, rolling charts, moving averages, sorting and ranking values and in combination with …
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Outline:
The INDEX function in Excel is the ultimate in its balance of power and flexibility. It does not get the celebrity worship of functions such as VLOOKUP and XLOOKUP but it is superior.
In this presentation, we will start with a quick introduction to the INDEX function and see it in its most common form of being used with the MATCH function for a lookup formula. We will the proceed through many examples to witness the quiet genius of INDEX. The examples will include creating dynamic ranges, rolling charts, moving averages, sorting and ranking values and in combination with the new XMATCH function.
In modern Excel, with the dynamic array engine powering Excel, INDEX is now greater than ever. There will be examples of how it works with these arrays being used with function such as FILTER and XLOOKUP.
You do not want to miss this one.
Training Instructor:
Alan Murray