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Compatibility functions - Microsoft Excel Tutorial
From the course: Excel: Advanced Formulas and Functions
Compatibility functions
- [Instructor] In this dataset, we have restaurants in column B sorted alphabetically, and we have their ratings. Now we want to rank these restaurants, but we're going to discuss this within the context of compatibility functions. Now, watch this. Where does 7th Avenue Lounge rank as far as this 6.5 out of 10 rating? Wow, 6.5, I don't know if we want to eat there. Anyway, let's get focused. =RANK. Notice, the yellow caution symbol by RANK. Let's click on RANK. Notice, this function is available for compatibility with Excel 2007 and earlier. Let's look at PERCENTRANK because it also has this caution symbol, again, Excel 2007 and earlier. But let's exit out of this and look at this a little deeper. This screen capture is from the Microsoft website. We're looking at the RANK function, there's a description of what it does, but now look at the gray box where it says important. It says, "Although this function…
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Use ALT+ENTER to make formulas more readable4m 35s
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Formula vs. lookup table4m 38s
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Formula vs. helper columns8m 31s
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Developing your own style with formulas and functions2m 2s
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Build complex formulas in steps6m 12s
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Writing formulas for your future self2m
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Compatibility functions5m 8s
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Writing 3D formulas3m 56s
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Volatile functions5m 8s
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LET function overview11m 4s
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Error handling: IFNA and IFERROR4m 11s
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