The Pivot Grid

The newest spreadsheet features, explained

Short, practical tutorials on what just landed in Excel, Google Sheets and AI. Every formula is typed and explained, argument by argument, and every video comes with a free practice file.

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The most useful videos so far, from AI in a cell to replacing every pivot table with one formula.

Free practice files

Download the workbook, open it in Excel or Google Sheets, and follow along with the video. No sign-up.

TopicWorks inFile
1GROUPBY, PIVOTBY & PERCENTOFExcelDownload .xlsx
2REGEX: clean emails & phone numbersExcelDownload .xlsx
3The =AI() functionSheetsDownload .xlsx
4Categorize expenses with AISheetsDownload .xlsx
5XLOOKUP: 5 things VLOOKUP can't doSheetsDownload .xlsx
6VLOOKUP #N/A: 4 fixesSheetsDownload .xlsx
7QUERY: filter, sort & pivotSheetsDownload .xlsx
8LAMBDA, MAP, BYROW & REDUCESheetsDownload .xlsx
9SUMIF & SUMIFSSheetsDownload .xlsx
10Dates stored as textSheetsDownload .xlsx
11Excel to Sheets: 5 formulas that differBothDownload .xlsx
12Compare two listsSheetsDownload .xlsx
13RANK without tiesSheetsDownload .xlsx
14Random pickerSheetsDownload .xlsx
15Split names the right waySheetsDownload .xlsx

Why The Pivot Grid

Excel, Google Sheets and the AI tools around them change every month. Most tutorials still teach the old way. This channel picks up what is new, shows it on real data, and explains every argument while it is typed, so you can use it the same day.

Both apps get equal attention: many people work in Excel at the office and in Google Sheets everywhere else, and the differences between them are where most formulas break.

  • New features firstREGEX, GROUPBY, the =AI() function, Gemini in Sheets, Copilot changes.
  • Every formula explainedArgument by argument, typed live on screen.
  • Free practice filesFollow along with the exact data from the video.

Questions or a topic request?

Leave a comment under any video, or email hello@thepivotgrid.com. The most requested topics become the next tutorials.