In this video you will learn about an example of a nested XLOOKUP with MIN function in Excel, including:
What the XLOOKUP function is
What the MIN function is
How to create a nested a function
An example of a nested XLOOKUP function with the MIN function
Nested functions are a great way of merging together two functions to extend what they do together. Nesting a function inside another is a great way to build on what the functions can do and can allow you to create impressive spreadsheets in Excel. Both the XLOOKUP and MIN functions are useful individually but we are going to show an example where you can nest one inside the other to answer a query in Excel. This example came up from a question a customer asked in a course! We will now go through this for you in the video.
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