I like this
Nice work on this, this looks super cool.
Finding a solution to this problem required me to use a fair amount of the XLOOKUP function, the COUNTIFS function, and references to a separate worksheet. It was also a great practice with implementing graphs in Excel.
I definitely agree, XLOOKUP is amazing! It seems like all of the problems I’ve chosen on TechHub were solved using XLOOKUP. Before the semester, I didn’t have much experience, but I feel like I have a good grasp of it after all these repetitions.
Here is what I got for my solution. I still need to figure out how to customize the chart design/format.
Attached is a snip of my solution to this challenge. I really liked how I got to practice different functions that I learned for the first midterm.
I think its cool that you used different bucket groupings than the tutorial video since it presents the same data in a way that looks different!
Here is my solution uploaded as a PNG because the Excel file appears to be too big:
Thanks for the challenge! I found it very easy, but I’ve never used the search mode on Xlookup to grab data selectively like that.
It wouldn’t let me upload the file so here is a screenshot of it. It was great to refresh my memory on XLOOKUP. Great challenge overall!
Took me about 45 minutes and made me realize I am at more of a beginner level than I thought.