There is no argument that VLOOKUP is a beautiful & useful formula. But it suffers from one nagging limitation. It cannot go left. Let me explain, Imagine you have data like below. Now, if you want to find-out who made $2,133 in sales, there is no way VLOOKUP can come to rescue. This is because, once you search a list using VLOOKUP, you can only return corresponding items from the column at right, not at left. Read this article to findout which formulas to use to extract data from left and download example workbook.

There is no argument that VLOOKUP is a beautiful & useful formula. But it suffers from one nagging limitation. It cannot go left. Let me explain, Imagine you have data like below. Now, if you want to find-out who made $2,133 in sales, there is no way VLOOKUP can come to rescue. This is because, once you search a list using VLOOKUP, you can only return corresponding items from the column at right, not at left. Read this article to findout which formulas to use to extract data from left and download example workbook.

There is no argument that VLOOKUP is a beautiful & useful formula. But it suffers from one nagging limitation. It cannot go left. Let me explain, Imagine you have data like below. Now, if you want to find-out who made $2,133 in sales, there is no way VLOOKUP can come to rescue. This is because, once you search a list using VLOOKUP, you can only return corresponding items from the column at right, not at left. Read this article to findout which formulas to use to extract data from left and download example workbook.

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Spreadsheet cheat sheet of coding and functions to help you create dividend stock portfolios in Google Sheets that actually work. *** Digital Download: Google Sheets*** Create Google spreadsheets using this reference template and build your own Dividend and Stock Trading Charts. Watch the video demo here: https://youtu.be/o7KJhNLa8kU It is a cheat sheet for you to use as a reference to build your own Google sheets by using: • GOOGLEFINANCE function in Google Sheets to pull dividend stock information. • IMPORTHTML function from Yahoo Finance so that Google sheets can automatically populate cells in a dividend stock portfolio. • the powerful functions: =CONCATENATE =FIND =GOOGLEFINANCE "name" "price" =IMPORTHTML =INDEX =REGEXREPLACE =VLOOKUP Check out my other best selling spreadsheets here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/drawbridgeprops In the video, I show you how to set up the symbol and ticker names to pull data like "name", "price", and "dividend yield". I also show how to use the split function to split data across two cells. Other bonus coding includes the “vlookup” and “index” function in Google sheets to pull data from another cell and reference it back, depending on the user input. Using the Concatenate function we can fetch data from other stock exchanges and combine the information so that stock exchange and stock symbol are joined correctly. The spreadsheet has 1 sheet: Cheat Sheet Formulas - Is a variety of formulas which can be used to extract data off the internet from resources like Yahoo Finance to help generate the correct functions for building dividend portfolios in Google Sheets. Instructions: Download the pdf and make your own copy to edit the Google sheet. If you have questions watch the video! ** Digital Downloads are not refundable so watch the video first to know what you are buying **

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I researched the most looked up Excel questions on the Internet and responded them one by one in this book. Additionally, I added more content based on my professional experience as a Financial Analyst.This book covers everything you need to become an Advanced Excel user (i.e., Index-Match, Pivot tables, complex formulas, macros).You will find real-life examples that you could apply in your job as a financial analyst, data analyst, or similar. Some examples from the book: Elements covered1. 9 Excel functions you'll use 95% of the time. (SUMPRODUCT, SUMIFS, COUNTIFS, INDEX-MATCH-MATCH, IF, OFFSET, SUM, AVERAGE)2. Excel functions for the other 5% of the time (MONTH, YEAR, MID, LEN, AND, OR, COLUMN, ROW, CONCATENATE, COUNT, COUNTA, EOMONTH, ROUND, LEFT, RIGHT, VALUE, VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, IFERROR, ISNUMBER, MAX/MIN, TRIM, NETWORKDAYS, SUBTOTAL)3. How to combine AND, and OR functions4. How to delete blank rows5. Unprotect a worksheet without knowing the password6. Conditional formatting of cells7. How to create a nested IF function8. How to drag a formula to save time9. How to reference Excel tables10. How to show a number in thousands, millions, billions11. Show me the last day of the month12. How does Solver work? Solving a magic square13. Extract text before or after space14. How to color cells based on a condition15. How to count colored cells16. How can Excel fill in the blanks on a Word document?17. Shortcuts to become super-efficient18. Pivot tables are the bread and butter of Excel, here is why19. Can Excel send emails?20. Can Excel generate random numbers?21. How to find text and replace it (works in formulas too)22. When Excel shows: #N/A, #REF!, #VALUE!23. When Excel doesn't scroll24. How can I lock cell references in Excel?25. How can I freeze a row and a column?26. Where Excel saves temporary/backup/autosaved files27. Which Excel version am I using?28. Can I create an always-visible dropdown button?29. What are circular references?30. Can I combine two cells? Yes, two ways31. How to save Excel as .pdf?32. How can I print my entire spreadsheet?33. How to create graphs with two axes34. Excel without gridlines35. How to split text into different columns36. How to find and delete duplicates37. How to create custom filters38. How to create drop-down lists39. How to extract text from a string40. What is the order of Math operations in Excel?41. How to calculate days between two dates42. When to use the formula INT43. How to move a chart using the arrows on the keyboard44. Copy horizontally, paste vertically or vice versa45. Can I break an Excel formula into different lines?46. How to highlight the top 10 results47. How do I password protect my workbook?48. How can I select the entire sheet?49. How to adjust column width quickly50. How can I insert many rows/columns efficiently?51. Excel deletes leading zeros, how to avoid it52. The data status bar is your best friend53. How to keep all text in one cell54. Can I add a hyperlink in a cell55. How to create a slicer to filter a pivot table?56. Extract unique values from a list...And more!

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