👉 “One is mandatory. More are welcome.” We use the pattern: Inv+ 📌 Excel Formula: =REGEXMATCH(A2, "Inv+") Perfect for: ✔ Invoice validation ✔ GST purchase register cleanup ✔ Vendor invoice standardization ✔ Preventing ERP upload errors #ExcelByVikal #RegexInExcel

👉 “One is mandatory. More are welcome.” We use the pattern: Inv+ 📌 Excel Formula: =REGEXMATCH(A2, "Inv+") Perfect for: ✔ Invoice validation ✔ GST purchase register cleanup ✔ Vendor invoice standardization ✔ Preventing ERP upload errors #ExcelByVikal #RegexInExcel

One Asterisk (*) can decide approvals in regex functions in excel Today we master the Asterisk (*) 🔥 It means zero or more repetitions Perfect for real-world approval codes! Example pattern: AB* ✔ APPROVED •A •AB •ABB •ABBB •AB-DTL-2025 •A-2025/BR01-EXP-00945 ❌

Use of $ in regex in excel #xlgenai #excel #vikaljain

📌 FILTER Function in Excel – Your Super Data Extraction Tool! Stop manually filtering again & again! In this video you will learn: ✔ Extracting only North / South zone data ✔ Multi-condition dynamic filtering ✔ Pro-level FILTER hacks to boost productivity 🎥 Watch now &

Use of ^ in regex in Excel It ensures your text starts with a specific pattern ✔ 🧠 Understanding with ONE pattern: Pattern: ^Invoice ✨ TRUE Examples ➡ Invoice submitted successfully ➡ Invoice 12345 is pending approval ➡ Invoice copy attached below ❌ FALSE Examples ➡

📢 Regex Saga in Excel — Episode 1 Dot Operator is Live! Today we are learning the DOT ( . ) Operator — the most powerful wildcard in Regex 🤘 ✨ It matches ANY ONE character between two letters Example: a.b → matches a1b, a-b, a b, a$b (But it won’t match ab because no

🚀 Complete Regex Saga is coming! 30 posts will come here. Instance -1: Dot Operator (.) - The Wildcard Legend =REGEXEXTRACT(cell, "a.b") The dot (.) in regex is your wildcard that matches ANY single character between two specified characters. This is the foundation of pattern

In this video, I’m showing a real breakthrough for CAs and GST professionals👇 Using Agentic AI + Comet Browser, I have successfully automated the process of downloading GSTR-3B for 2 months — without manual clicks, without repeating tasks! 💡 Imagine telling your browser:

🎤 Exciting News! The legendary Mika Singh is coming to WOFA 2.0 (World Forum of Accountants)! 🌟 Meet him on 31st January 2026 at India Expo Centre and Mart, Greater Noida. This is a golden opportunity to connect with one of India's most celebrated performers at India's

Stop cleaning names manually in Excel 😅 If your “Full Name” is in ONE cell and you want First Name and Last Name separately, let Excel do the hard work using TEXTBEFORE and TEXTAFTER 🧠 🔹 Scenario: Cell A2 = Rahul Sharma 👉 First Name =TEXTBEFORE(A2," ") 👉 Last Name

If you're still using helper columns or dragging formulas endlessly for cumulative totals… let me introduce you to SCAN + LAMBDA — Excel’s new power combo. Today I used this formula to convert a raw number list into a dynamic cumulative total: =SCAN(0, A3:A1000, LAMBDA(x, y, x

🚫 Excel will never allow negative stock! Tired of manual checks while managing inventory? Here’s a smart Excel trick that ensures your stock never goes negative 💡 ✅ Using Data Validation + Custom Formula Formula used: =(B3 + C3 - D3) >= 0 🔒 This ensures that every time you

🚀 Did you know Excel speaks any language now? 🌍 Yes! You can now translate text directly inside Excel — no copy-pasting to Google Translate anymore! 🎯 Just use the =TRANSLATE() function 👇 =TRANSLATE(A2, "en", "fr") 🔹 A2 → The text you want to translate 🔹 "en" → The

🔠 Sort Names by Last Name in Excel — No Helper Column Needed! Ever wanted to sort a list of full names by last name instead of first name? Here’s a one-line Excel formula that does it magically 👇 =SORTBY(A3:A12, TEXTAFTER(A3:A12, " "), 1) 💡 How it works: TEXTAFTER(A3:A12, "

📊 Visualize Profits & Losses Instantly in Excel Post Content (no emojis version): Ever wondered how to make your Excel charts instantly show which months performed well and which didn’t? Here’s a simple trick — Positive & Negative Chart in Excel. It highlights profits in green

The Hidden Power of XLOOKUP – Intersection Lookup in Excel Post: We all know XLOOKUP is great for single-direction lookups… But did you know it can also perform a two-way lookup — finding the intersection of a row and a column, just like INDEX + MATCH used to do? Here’s how it

Remove Text Pattern Using Find and Replace (.*) Did you know you can remove specific text patterns in Excel or any text editor using Find and Replace with Regular Expressions (RegEx)? Here’s how it works: Open Find and Replace. In the Find box, type: .* Leave the Replace box

Create 998 folders in 30 seconds using Excel and the MD command If you ever need to create hundreds of folders, don’t do it manually. Excel and the Windows MD (Make Directory) command can do it instantly. Step 1: Generate folder names in Excel Type this formula in any cell: =