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Learn how I created a CHOOSECOLS() fuction for Excel 2010 and older versions of Excel.

To add a Choosecols function in Excel, one can utilize the CHOOSECOLS() function available in Microsoft 365 or Excel 2021 and later versions. This function enables users to select specific columns from a dataset for display. The Choose column function in Excel serves to streamline data presentation by allowing users to efficiently choose and exhibit desired columns. If encountering issues with Choosecols not functioning in Excel, it's crucial to ensure that the version being used supports this feature, as it's exclusive to Microsoft 365 or Excel 2021 and later. Additionally, if the Find function or other formulas are not working in Excel, it's essential to double-check the syntax and input parameters for errors, ensuring they align with Excel's conventions to produce the desired results.


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00:00Listen, have you attempted to utilize choose column function in Excel only to encounter a value error?
00:05This is because the choose column function is exclusively accessible on Microsoft 365 or Excel 2021 or later versions.
00:13How do you get around that?
00:15Well, I've got a solution for you using VBA, and here's how you do it.
00:19Right-click on your worksheet, view code.
00:21When this comes up, right-click on module, and you're going to say insert module,
00:25and you're going to paste this VBA script here.
00:27If you need a copy of this VBA script, please leave a request on the comment section,
00:30and I'll direct you on how you can get it.
00:32After that, press Ctrl-S, save, and close your VBA editor.
00:35To test and compare, I'll create the Excel's choose column function to display column 2 and 4 of this data
00:41set.
00:42Adjacent to it, I'll employ my choose column function coded in VBA with identical argument.
00:47As you can see, the results are exactly the same.
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