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We have a list of names and we want to remove the duplicates from it.Spreadsheets in Excel are often used for storing data about customers and employees, and some of the most commonly used data fields in these situations are for their names. It is a new formula introduced in Office 365 released in 2018! Want to remove duplicate values from your list? It is definitely possible now with Excel’s UNIQUE Formula. =UNIQUE( data to have duplicates removed) Select the cells containing the age column, then type in 1 for it to be ascending order. Select the cells containing the gender column, then type in 1 for it to be ascending order. Select the cells containing the person data, do not include the headers: =SORTBY( B9:D14,

STEP 1: We need to enter the SORTBY function in a blank cell: =SORTBY( We have a person list that we want to sort by Gender (ascending order) and then by Age (ascending order).ĭo take note that in specifying the sorting order, 1 represents ascending order, -1 represents descending order. It also allows you to sort by multiple columns as well. =SORTBY( data to be sorted, by which column to sort first,, …)ĭid you know that you can now sort your table data with an Excel Formula? Yes you can! It is definitely possible now with Excel’s SORTBY Formula. =SORTBY( array, by_array1, sort_order1,, …) Sorts a table based on the column(s) specified Since we want descending order, place in -1. What is the sort order? 1 for Ascending, -1 for Descending order. Since the tax rate column is the second column, place in 2. What is the column to be used for sorting? Select the cells containing the tax data, do not include the headers: =SORT( C9:D14, STEP 1: We need to enter the SORT function in a blank cell: =SORT( We have a tax table that we want to sort by the tax rate in a descending order.

=SORT( data to be sorted,, )ĭid you know that you can now sort your table data with an Excel Formula? Yes you can! It is definitely possible now with Excel’s SORT Formula. Sorts a table based on a column and order specified Try it out now and see that your sequence of numbers is generated magically! Which increment for each number in the sequence? Which number do you want the sequence of numbers to start?

STEP 1: We need to enter the SEQUENCE function in a blank cell: =SEQUENCE( It returns random values between 0 and 1 by default. I explain how you can do this below: =RANDARRAY( number of rows, number of columns)ĭid you know that you can now generate random numbers in an array? Yes you can! It is definitely possible now with Excel’s RANDARRAY Formula. Try it out now with different values and see it get filtered magically! Just place an empty string to be displayed if nothing gets matched. What is the value to display in case nothing gets matched? Type in the condition as the tax rate column > the specific tax rate. We want to filter the tax rate that is greater than the specified rate. Select the cells containing the tax data, do not include the headers: =FILTER( C9:D14, STEP 1: We need to enter the FILTER function in a blank cell: =FILTER(