In last week’s blog post I covered a complex formula to return unique random whole numbers. In this weeks’ post we will look at how we can convert that complex formula into a custom function.
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Excel has three functions that can provide random numbers. But the random numbers created may not be unique random whole numbers. Here is one way to get a list of unique random whole numbers.
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A few years back I posted a series of three posts about developing a formula to create a month calendar in Excel. I thought I would revisit that and convert that long formula into a custom function using LAMBDA.
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When analysing data you may want to check for outliers. You can use MIN and MAX to get minimum and maximum values but you may want to average a certain number of top or bottom numbers. Here’s how you can do it.
(more…)Even now sometimes a full restart is a possible solution. I recently had a macro returning a weird error message about an action taking too long. Restarting Excel did not fix it. So, I restarted Windows and the macro worked as expected. These days with so many apps running in the background, sometimes the only solution is a restart of Excel and Windows. Turning it off and turning it on can still solve issues.