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Use Index Match when you want Vlookup

Use Index Match when you want Vlookup

If you find Vlookup a difficult formula to understand, this formula combination might be better. It's also much more flexible than Vlookup. Index/Match is the best. It's one of my favorite formula combinations.
Find a Value in a Range

Find a Value in a Range

I'll show you how to easily find a specific value in a range using two powerful formulas: VLOOKUP and INDEX MATCH. 

With VLOOKUP, we can search for a value in a column and retrieve information from the same row. 

I'll explain how to set it up and why the "false" parameter is important. Then, I'll introduce INDEX MATCH, which allows us to search for a value in one column and retrieve information from another column.

 I'll demonstrate how to use it to find a name based on a number and vice versa. This technique is incredibly useful when you need to look up information based on a specific value. 

Plus, I'll share a neat trick to make the search even more dynamic. So, let's dive in and master these versatile formulas together! 🚀
How to Use Smarket

How to Use Smarket

This video covers how a user would use Smarket to list items to be sold and then unlist those items to be sold. It uses two different forms for the listing and the unlisting. The key connection is that you use a unique number, or a unique text when entering the item to be sold. Then use that item to delist it once it's been sold. Also you can wait 7 days, and the item will be unlisted.
How to Use AND(), OR() in IF() in Google Sheets For Multiple Criteria

How to Use AND(), OR() in IF() in Google Sheets For Multiple Criteria

One of the most simplest and useful formula combinations is using and and or inside of an if and what happens is we want to use this when we want an if formula to have multiple criteria.
How to Use AND() and OR() in IF() in Google Sheets For Multiple Criteria

How to Use AND() and OR() in IF() in Google Sheets For Multiple Criteria

One of the most simplest and useful formula combinations is using and and or inside of an if and what happens is we want to use this when we want an if formula to have multiple criteria.
Make Your Headers Useful

Make Your Headers Useful

Today we're gonna talk about headers. I'm gonna give you three really cool ways to use your headers.
Aesthetics Teaser: How To Use Alternating Colors

Aesthetics Teaser: How To Use Alternating Colors

How to use alternating colors in your spreadsheets.
5 Ways to use IF() Formula to Create Magic in Your Sheets

5 Ways to use IF() Formula to Create Magic in Your Sheets

We're going to create some magic here. Some if magic, sprinkle a little magic on your sheets, you can use these formulas in existing sheets.
Better Header Fonts - Best Fonts To Use In Google Sheets

Better Header Fonts - Best Fonts To Use In Google Sheets

Find out what fonts to use to make your headers better.
Use Row() For Math You Need to Iterate

Use Row() For Math You Need to Iterate

Create easy to use math iterators with the ROW() formula. It tells you the row your cell is on, but why do you need that? you can iterate math equations! It's neat!
Dylan Asks: How to Automatically Delete Rows If Cell Contains Value

Dylan Asks: How to Automatically Delete Rows If Cell Contains Value

Find out how to automatically delete rows based on a cell's value. We do this in Apps Script
Google Sheets Error: Unknown Range Name and How to Fix it

Google Sheets Error: Unknown Range Name and How to Fix it

Unknown Range Name means we've typed in a formula the wrong format of a sheet name. I show you how to fix that and some other errors that might pop up.
Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 2: Get Values - Introduction

Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 2: Get Values - Introduction

Get Values is done in the Apps Script. In this lesson, you’ll learn what changing .getValue() to .getValues() do. You’ll also learn about Logger and For Loop, which I mention here briefly.
Hardest Formula: SumIF | Addition Based on Dates / Values

Hardest Formula: SumIF | Addition Based on Dates / Values

Demystifying the SumIF Formula. Add up your values based on a condition, even if that condition is a date.
How to Use Sheets For Network Building

How to Use Sheets For Network Building

Using People Chips and Date Chips to make a quick network building list even faster. Great to integrate Sheets with Gmail like this. Makes building the list and doing follow up so much faster.
3 Ways to Count in Google Sheets

3 Ways to Count in Google Sheets

The video explains three ways to count cells or information in Google Sheets: using the Explorer, using the COUNT function, and using the COUNTALL function. The Explorer is a tool located at the bottom right of the screen that allows you to quickly understand your data and find the count of items in a column. The COUNT function allows you to count the number of cells that contain numbers in a range of cells, while the COUNTALL function counts all the cells in a range, including those that contain formulas or are blank. The video also mentions other functions such as SUM and UNIQUE
Use Cmd + Y To Do It Again, and Again, and Again

Use Cmd + Y To Do It Again, and Again, and Again

Very quick interesting little keyboard shortcut where you might not even know it exists. Repeat what you're doing, over and over again.
Zunaid Asks: How to get Get Meta from URLS? Answer: Use ImportXML()

Zunaid Asks: How to get Get Meta from URLS? Answer: Use ImportXML()

how would I do the following? In Google Sheets, it's in column A I have a list of URLs. For each of those URLs, I want to pull that URL's featured image and meta description, and put those in columns B and C. Here's how you do it. I just grabbed Wikipedia articles for this example.
Use Min and Max for More Average Averages

Use Min and Max for More Average Averages

What happens very often is we want to figure out an average averages, help us tell the story of a large set of data, but averages also can lie.
Create a Radio Button From Checkboxes Using Google Apps Script

Create a Radio Button From Checkboxes Using Google Apps Script

Let's code a Radio button that turns off all checkboxes except the one clicked.

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