Nehad Ulfat

About author

NEHAD ULFAT is an excellent marine engineer who loves working with Excel and diving into VBA programming. For him, programming is like a tool that saves time when dealing with data, files, and the internet. His skills go beyond the basics, including ABACUS, AutoCAD, Rhinoceros, Maxsurf, and Hydromax. He got his B.Sc in Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering from BUET but switched gears, working as a content developer.  In this role, he creates techy content all about Excel and VBA. Later, he was promoted and worked as a project portfolio manager at ExcelDemy in SOFTEKO. You'll find him reading books, travelling, and watching documentaries outside work.

Designation

Project Portfolio Manager at ExcelDemy in SOFTEKO.

Lives in

Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Education

B.Sc in Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering, BUET.

Expertise

ABACUS, AutoCAD, Rhinoceros, Maxsurf, Hydromax, Excel, Word and PowerPoint

Experience

  • Technical Content Writing
  • Team Management
  • Project Management

Summary

  • He is currently working as Project Portfolio Manager at ExcelDemy in SOFTEKO.
  • He started writing technical content for Excel & VBA for ExcelDemy in March 2021.
  • He started working as a Team Leader at ExcelDemy.
  • He was promoted to Project Manager at ExcelDemy in 2022.

Latest Posts From Nehad Ulfat

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Create a Unique List in Excel Based on Criteria (9 Methods)

In Microsoft Excel, several methods are available to create a unique list under multiple criteria. The unique list is generally prepared to remove duplicates ...

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Conditional Drop Down List in Excel (Create, Sort and Use)

Method 1 - Create a Conditional Drop-Down List with a Classified Data Table In Cell C13, we’ll create an independent drop-down list for the brand types. After ...

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INDIRECT Function with Sheet Name in Excel (4 Criteria)

In Microsoft Excel, the INDIRECT function is generally used to return the reference specified by a text string. In this article, you’ll learn how you can use ...

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VLOOKUP and Return All Matches in Excel (7 Ways)

There are several ways to apply VLOOKUP or vertical lookup in Microsoft Excel to return data based on multiple matches. In this article, you’ll get to know all ...

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How to Make a Drop Down List in Excel (Independent and Dependent)

When analyzing large amounts of data, the use of drop-down lists streamlines the experience. And you can make this drop-down list within a minute in Microsoft ...

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VLOOKUP with Numbers in Excel (4 Examples)

The VLOOKUP function is generally used to look for a value in the leftmost column in a table and the function will return a value in the same row from the ...

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How to Use VLOOKUP for Rows in Excel (With Alternatives)

VLOOKUP function is generally used to look for a value in the leftmost column in a table and the function will return a value in the same row from the ...

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XLOOKUP vs VLOOKUP in Excel (Comparative Analysis)

In Microsoft Excel, you might be well aware of the VLOOKUP function whereas the addition of the XLOOKUP function in Excel 365 has a greater possibility to ...

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VLOOKUP with Multiple Criteria in Excel (6 Examples)

VLOOKUP function is generally used to look for a value in the leftmost column in a table and the function will return a value in the same row from the ...

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VLOOKUP with Drop Down List in Excel

VLOOKUP function is generally used to look for a value in the leftmost column in a table and the function will return a value in the same row from the ...

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Range Lookup with VLOOKUP in Excel (5 Examples)

  Example 1 - Assigning Letter Grades in a Mark Sheet Through a Range Lookup with the Excel VLOOKUP Function The generic formula of the VLOOKUP function ...

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Lookup Partial Text Match in Excel (5 Methods)

In Microsoft Excel, there are several useful methods to lookup partial text matches and then extract data based on that specific match. In this article, you'll ...

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10 Best Practices with VLOOKUP in Excel

In Microsoft Excel, the VLOOKUP function is generally used to extract data based on a lookup value in a column or a range of cells. In this article, you’ll be ...

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Excel Auto Sort When Data Changes (9 Examples)

In Microsoft Excel, there are numerous procedures to auto-sort a table or an array if someone changes data. In this article, you'll learn how you can use the ...

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INDEX MATCH with 3 Criteria in Excel (4 Examples)

Method 1 - INDEX MATCH with 3 Criteria in Excel (Array Formula) The following dataset contains a number of Xiaomi smartphone models with corresponding chipset ...

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  1. Hi, Marian. All our Excel-related contents on this website have been made using Excel 365. I suggest you try the formulas in Excel 365 or Excel 2021 version. Thanks!

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  29. Hello, GOKTUG! All of our contents were prepared based on Excel 365 version only. So, I recommend using the Excel 365 version instead of 2019. Hopefully it should fix your issues!

  30. Hello, Sanooj Kumar! When this content was prepared, we used Excel 365 version. Could you please try out the similar version?

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  45. I think your query should meet the requirements in methods 2.2 to 2.4. You can use any of them while dealing with similar numeric values. If it yet does not fulfill your criteria, then let me know. I’ll catch you up as soon as possible!

  46. Hi Roberto,
    If you write “=IF(A2“”,NOW(),””)” in Cell B2, then the timestamp in Cell B2 will update for each input name in the following cells(A3,A4,…….). To fix timestamp for each entry, you have to type “=IF(A2””,IF(B2=””,NOW(),B2),””)” in Cell B2.

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