8 Awesome New Features in Excel You Probably Didn't Know

TLDRDiscover 8 amazing new features in Excel that will transform your spreadsheet skills. Learn about V-Stack and H-Stack formulas, Text Split, Text Before and Text After functions, Image import, Two-Column and Two-Row functions, Take and Drop functions, and the Expand function.

Key insights

📊V-Stack and H-Stack formulas allow you to stack multiple tables vertically and horizontally for easy merging.

🔄Text Split function enables you to split text based on a chosen delimiter, like spaces or commas.

🔍Text Before and Text After functions extract specific portions of text based on a separator.

🖼️The Image function lets you import images from the internet directly into Excel cells.

📚The Two-Column and Two-Row functions combine data from multiple areas into one column or row.

Q&A

How can I stack multiple tables in Excel?

You can use the V-Stack and H-Stack formulas to merge tables vertically and horizontally, respectively.

How do I split text in Excel?

The Text Split function allows you to split text based on a chosen delimiter, like spaces or commas.

How can I extract specific portions of text in Excel?

You can use the Text Before and Text After functions to extract portions of text based on a separator.

Can I import images into Excel cells?

Yes, you can use the Image function to import images from the internet directly into Excel cells.

How do the Two-Column and Two-Row functions work in Excel?

The Two-Column and Two-Row functions combine data from multiple areas into one column or row, respectively.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Introduction to 8 awesome new features in Excel.

00:06V-Stack and H-Stack formulas for merging tables vertically and horizontally.

00:12Text Split function for splitting text based on chosen delimiters.

01:16Text Before and Text After functions for extracting specific portions of text.

03:46Importing images from the internet using the Image function.

06:36Two-Column and Two-Row functions for combining data from multiple areas.

07:25Using the Take and Drop functions to select specific areas of a table.

09:49Using the Expand function for dynamic data sets.