Filtering Tables on Multiple Criteria in Excel

To filter a range of data just got a bit more interesting with the new Dynamic Array functions in Office 365. This video will cover the FILTER function which is currently only available in O365 Excel, but I'll also give an alternative way to do range / table filtering if you don't have Microsoft Office 365.

3 Ways to Swap Columns in Excel

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Swapping or moving columns around in your data set can be a fairly simple exercise.  It's a simple step of cut and paste. But if you were to move or re-arranging a data set that has a lot of columns or you're working with someone that wants to see how it looks like this or that (multiple times) it becomes a burden.  This video covers three ways to move columns around.  The first two are using the mouse and cursor to move it around.  The last example uses the newer dynamic array function called SORTBY and gives you an effective and dynamic way to swap columns around and change it effortless through multiple times.

Random List from Another Table - RAND() or RANDARRAY

If you wanted to sort a list in random order there a many ways this can be done in excel. If you have Office 365 the new dynamic array function of RANDARRAY combined with SORTBY provide a quick way to do this. If you don't have O365, then using the RAND() function along with the sort capability will give you this output. This video will also cover the detail on how the SORTBY and RANARRAY functions works later on in the video.