Excel Power Functions are a set of tools that allow you to perform complex calculations, data analysis, and automation. Below are 10 expanded examples of Power Functions in Excel, including sample data and formulas. These examples cover a range of use cases, from basic calculations to advanced data manipulation.
1. SUMIFS: Sum values based on multiple criteria
Data:
A B C Region Sales Month East 100 Jan West 200 Jan East 150 Feb West 250 Feb Formula:
=SUMIFS(B2:B5, A2:A5, "East", C2:C5, "Jan")Result:
100(Sum of sales in the East region for January).
2. XLOOKUP: Look up values with flexibility
Data:
A B Product Price Apple 1.2 Banana 0.8 Orange 1.5 Formula:
=XLOOKUP("Banana", A2:A4, B2:B4)Result:
0.8(Price of Banana).
3. FILTER: Extract data based on conditions
Data:
A B Product Sales Apple 100 Banana 200 Orange 150 Formula:
=FILTER(A2:B4, B2:B4 > 150)Result:
| Banana | 200 |
4. UNIQUE: Extract unique values from a list
Data:
A Apple Banana Apple Orange Formula:
=UNIQUE(A2:A5)Result:
| Apple |
| Banana |
| Orange |
5. SORT: Sort data in ascending or descending order
Data:
A B Product Sales Apple 100 Banana 200 Orange 150 Formula:
=SORT(A2:B4, 2, -1)Result:
| Banana | 200 |
| Orange | 150 |
| Apple | 100 |
6. SEQUENCE: Generate a sequence of numbers
Formula:
=SEQUENCE(5)Result:
| 1 |
| 2 |
| 3 |
| 4 |
| 5 |
7. IFS: Multiple conditional checks
Data:
A B Score Grade 85 72 90 Formula:
=IFS(A2>=90, "A", A2>=80, "B", A2>=70, "C", TRUE, "F")Result:
B B C A
8. CONCAT: Combine text from multiple cells
Data:
A B First Last John Doe Jane Smith Formula:
=CONCAT(A2, " ", B2)Result:
| John Doe |
| Jane Smith|
9. POWER: Raise a number to a power
Formula:
=POWER(2, 3)Result:
8(2 raised to the power of 3).
10. LET: Assign variables within a formula
Data:
A B Price Tax 100 0.1 Formula:
=LET(price, A2, tax, B2, price * (1 + tax))Result:
110(Price including tax).
These examples demonstrate the power and flexibility of Excel's functions for data analysis and manipulation
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