Here’s a video overview of the new Google Sheets function XLOOKUP. In the video, Randy describes it as “A supercharged…
Here’s a video overview of the new Google Sheets function XLOOKUP. In the video, Randy describes it as “A supercharged version of VLOOKUP, which has always been one of my favorite functions.”
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Sometimes we need a broader view of our spending. For example, a way to track how much we’re spending at restaurants every month. Tiller’s capability expands beyond the weekly charts and reports. In this post we explore how to easily create a monthly spending pivot table using a new column available on the transactions tab.
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