How to use the TAKE function in Excel? (Multiple Examples)
The TAKE function in Excel is a great way to extract specific rows from a dataset.
This helpful EXCEL 365 function gives you flexibility to fetch the top few rows or the bottom few rows with ease.
Besides selecting rows, you can even exercise your choice in selecting columns.
The TAKE function is simple and, when used with other functions, such as SORT, can help you perform complex functions easily and display meaningful data by writing simple formulas.
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00:00 -Introduction
00:06 - Extracting first few rows
00:37 - Extracting the last few rows
00:56 - Extracting columns in addition to rows
01:51 - Using TAKE with SORT function
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