This is a new function is Excel 2013. So if you are on an older version, you are out of luck. I tried to pull up the attached spreadsheet that has a Mac version of Excel 2010, and I received the dreaded #NAME? error.
In the video, Oz du Soleil mentions that most explanations of this functions are programming examples. So he offers this explanation of XOR. The example reminds me of College/University, where different combinations of prerequisites can be met to satisfy the requirement.
The scenario is the attached spreadsheet and video is where a teacher must agree to teach EITHER:
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Thanks for sharing this Oz. Yes, backwards compatibility is always a concern with a new function but I can definitely see the XOR function being helpful especially for the work that I do.