Useful some advanced Excel function for analysis

Here we demonstrate some useful advanced Excel functions for analytics uses. These functions are available in the Excel 365 version. These advanced Excel functions replace the old analysis function. Some analysts use these new advanced functions. If you have to separate email addresses in columns, then we can use these functions. So let's find step by step which new function replaces the older functions.

TEXT JOIN: The text join function replaces the older concatenate function in older versions of Excel. This function combines the value or text with a few arguments. Professionals best use this function by combining multiple cells and ranges and handling empty cells easily if we compare it with the older concatenate function.

The TEXT JOIN syntax: 

=TEXTJOIN(delimiter,  ignore_empty, text1, text2, ...)

delimiter: The characters to place between each next item (e.g., " " for space and "," for comma).

ignore_empty: True to skip empty cells, False to include them.

text1 or text2: Cells or ranges to join for example (A1:B1)

TEXT SPLIT: The text split function replaces the older "text to column" function in older versions of Excel. This function splits or separates data (name, address) into multiple columns based on given delimiter criteria like commas, spaces, etc. This is a modern, dynamic, and easy-to-use function for analytics.

The TEXT SPLIT syntax:

=TEXTSPLIT(text, col_delimiter)

text: A particular text (e.g., name, address, etc.)

col_delimiter: Select delimiter to separate the data (e.g., commas, spaces, etc.)