Skip to content

Excel Functions

Excel f(x)s = Excel Functions

  • Schedule column Basic Math
  • Calculate hours between two cells ABS
  • VLookup Lookup and References
  • LastSunday, LastSaturday Date and Time
  • Calculate above and below me Average
  • Sum of divide – Array formula Array formula
  • Multiple lines in cell using functions CHAR
  • Week number to Month number DATE

Walking Columns

Posted on January 14, 2023 By ANmar

An easy way to scroll through set of data in a graphic way without graphs.

A-pure-formula xlsx workbook. These were done using formulas, conditional formatting, and ActiveX control.

An idea came in last night. Showing graph bars using cell colors only, no objects, no charts, just mare cells with colors.

This will display numbers relative to 100, column is found in another sheet (1st screen), will see if I will have time for future enhances to make it dynamic.

Excel Online
Download
ActiveX controls, Basic Math, COLUMN, Conditional Formatting, Formulas - combined functions, IF, INT, Logical, Lookup and References, Math and Trig, Non-functions, OFFSET, ROW, Standard functions

Post navigation

Previous Post: Unix DateTime Number
Next Post: Filter. Google Sheets function

Related Posts

  • Sum of divide – Array formula Array formula
  • Limited Ceiling Basic Math
  • CONVERT function CONVERT
  • 6174 Kaprekar’s constant Basic Math
  • Pixel Excel Drawing Format Cells
  • IFS (and IFNA) to avoid nested IFs Formulas - combined functions

Recent Posts

  • Calculate above and below me
  • Stale values (Scratched functions)
  • Middle name + 1st name
  • LastSunday, LastSaturday
  • Paste Special Percentage

Archives

Categories

  • Array formula (1)
  • Formulas – combined functions (58)
  • Google Sheets (2)
  • Non-functions (36)
    • ActiveX controls (2)
    • Conditional Formatting (7)
    • Data Validation (7)
    • Excel User tips (19)
    • Format Cells (6)
    • Graphics (4)
    • Names (3)
  • Standard functions (83)
    • Basic Math (18)
    • Date and Time (16)
      • DATE (9)
      • Hour (1)
      • MONTH (7)
      • NETWORKDAYS (2)
      • TODAY (7)
      • WEEKDAY (8)
      • WEEKNUM (1)
      • YEAR (8)
    • Engineering (1)
      • CONVERT (1)
    • Information (6)
      • CELL (4)
      • ISERROR (1)
      • N (1)
    • Logical (31)
      • AND (5)
      • IF (25)
      • IFERROR (7)
      • IFNA (1)
      • IFS (1)
      • ISERROR (1)
      • OR (2)
    • Lookup and References (36)
      • ADDRESS (4)
      • CHOOSE (3)
      • COLUMN (7)
      • FORMULATEXT (1)
      • HLOOKUP (1)
      • HYPERLINK (2)
      • INDEX (5)
      • INDIRECT (6)
      • MATCH (12)
      • OFFSET (15)
      • ROW (11)
      • VLOOKUP (5)
    • Math and Trig (24)
      • ABS (1)
      • CEILING (1)
      • COUNT (1)
      • COUNTA (4)
      • INT (9)
      • LARGE (2)
      • MAX (1)
      • Min (2)
      • SMALL (3)
      • SUM (3)
      • SUMIF (1)
      • SUMIFS (2)
      • SUMPRODUCT (1)
    • Statistical (6)
      • Average (1)
      • COUNTIF (4)
      • COUNTIFS (1)
    • Texts and Strings (24)
      • CHAR (5)
      • CONCATINATE (1)
      • FIND (1)
      • LEFT (8)
      • Len (4)
      • MID (9)
      • REPT (3)
      • RIGHT (2)
      • SEARCH (9)
      • STRING (1)
      • SUBSTITUTE (2)
      • TEXT (4)
      • TRIM (2)
      • VALUE (2)
  • Uncategorized (2)
  • User-Defined f(x)s = UDF (3)
    • HyperlinkOf (1)
  • Worksheet (16)
  • XLfxs (2)

Meta

  • Log in
  • Entries feed
  • Comments feed
  • WordPress.org
  • Shapes with dynamic output Excel User tips
  • Show developer tab Excel User tips
  • Looplist – Repeating months using formulas Basic Math
  • FORMULATEXT to show formulas FORMULATEXT
  • Tally chart in functions Formulas - combined functions
  • Jan8 date format AND
  • When Excel tells you to go get some life Excel User tips
  • Excel Functions = XL f(x)s XLfxs

Copyright © 2026 Excel Functions.

Powered by PressBook News Dark theme