Ctrl + Shift + Enter: Excel Array Formulas 12: SUMIFS, COUNTIFS, SUMIF, COUNTIF, AVERAGEIF

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EXCEL ARRAY FORMULAS WORK THE SAME IN ANY VERSION OF EXCEL!!!

This video covers Function Arguments That Can't Handle Array Operations:
1. (00:50 min) What to do if SUMIF, SUMIFS, COUNTIF, COUNTIFS, AVERAGEIF and AVERAGEIFS can't handle array calculations in range argument?
2. (00:50 min) Formula goal: Add with year criteria that is mismatched against serial number data.
3. (01:47 and 05:17 min) range and criteria_range arguments can't handle arrays.
4. (03:12 and 05:35 min) 4 Formula substitutes for SUMIF and YEAR array calculation in range argument.
5. (05:45 min) Formula goal: Count with year criteria that is mismatched against serial number data.
6. (06:04 min) 4 Formula substitutes for COUNTIF and YEAR array calculation in range argument.
7. (06:08 min) Formula goal: Averaging with year criteria that is mismatched against serial number data.
8. (06:08 min) 5 Formula substitutes for AVERAGEIF and YEAR array calculation in range argument.
(07:25 min) Timing Results for adding, counting and averaging formulas.
9. (08:53 min) Criteria argument in COUNTIF and similar functions can handle arrays.
10. (10:22 min) Range argument in COUNTIF and similar functions can handle ranges created by INDEX or OFFSET functions.
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You are my savior ! I was stuck with the year problem for a long time until I found you! Thank You!

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Ctrl + Shift + Enter: Excel Array Formulas 12: SUMIFS, COUNTIFS, SUMIF, COUNTIF, AVERAGEIF.
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Excel Array Formulas work the SAME in any version of Excel!!!

excelisfun
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I bought you books years ago and I wacth your fantastic videos. Many thanks

msifre
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EIF!! Never mind I found it!! Magic Trick 1024 explained the issue perfectly. Thanks so much!!

shooterlt
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Hey EIF! Absolutely love your work. I'm a semi advanced excel user and your vids are great when I know Excel will have the logic I need but can't find it.

I'm sure you have this somewhere but I can't seem to find it: when you put a range in a formula and shift+F4 to lock it, how do you do this in recent versions where it automatically recognises the 'table' column and names it as such? I.e. 'Bills[date] rather than the range reference, B2:B150

shooterlt
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I would like to ask a question.
You got amasing videos, and I love to learn from it.
Here is my question:

When you talk about Timing and fastest way to calculate using Helper Column. Is it maybe slower to loading Excel workbook every time you open?

Thx for excelent job!

JosipZekoRijeka
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can you help with dax please?
I have a table loaded into data model, its just 1 table.
in this table, there are columns A, B, C, D, E with values, zero's and nulls.
I tried doing average column, averageX where I specified the table, then added 5 columns to each other. and I even did it manually with sumx and division by 5
each time I got a different result, when I put my measures into the PT.

ExcelInstructor
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Hi Mike if you review this posts I ran into trouble just opening your file and finding some of your formulas did not work



 returns correctly

{3, 8;3, 6;2, 3;2, 6}

but 

returns zero

and same this type of formula returns 0


tomash