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Excel Tutorial – SUMIF
Read More: Excel Tutorial – SUMIFExcel’s SUMIF function allows you to sum a range of cells based on a given criteria. You can use it to quickly sum a range of cells that meet certain conditions, such as cells that contain a specific value or cells that are greater than or less than a certain value. Here’s how to use…
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Excel Tutorial – COUNTBLANK
Read More: Excel Tutorial – COUNTBLANKExcel’s COUNTBLANK function counts the number of blank cells in a range of cells. You can use it to quickly count the number of empty cells, or to check if a range is completely empty. Here’s how to use the COUNTBLANK function: In a cell, type the following formula: =COUNTBLANK(range) Replace range with the cell…
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Excel Tutorial – COUNTA
Read More: Excel Tutorial – COUNTAExcel’s COUNTA function counts the number of cells that contain data in a range of cells. You can use it to quickly count the number of cells with data, or to check if a range is empty. Here’s how to use the COUNTA function: In a cell, type the following formula: =COUNTA(range) Replace range with…
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Excel Tutorial – OFFSET
Read More: Excel Tutorial – OFFSETExcel’s OFFSET function allows you to return a range of cells that is a specified number of rows and columns away from a starting cell. You can use it to create dynamic ranges that change based on certain conditions, or to create formulas that reference a range of cells that is not fixed. Here’s how…
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Excel Tutorial – TRANSPOSE
Read More: Excel Tutorial – TRANSPOSEExcel’s TRANSPOSE function allows you to convert a range of cells from a row orientation to a column orientation, or vice versa. This can be useful for rearranging data or for converting data from one format to another. Here’s how to use the TRANSPOSE function: Set up your data in a range of cells. For…
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Excel Tutorial – CHOOSE
Read More: Excel Tutorial – CHOOSEExcel’s CHOOSE function allows you to select a value from a list of values based on a given index number. You can use it to create dynamic formulas that return different values based on a certain condition. Here’s how to use the CHOOSE function: In a cell, type the following formula: =CHOOSE(index_num, value1, value2, …)…
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Excel Tutorial – GETPIVOTDATA
Read More: Excel Tutorial – GETPIVOTDATAExcel’s GETPIVOTDATA function allows you to extract data from a pivot table and use it in a formula. This can be useful for quickly retrieving data from a pivot table and using it in calculations or for creating dynamic formulas that update when the pivot table changes. Here’s how to use the GETPIVOTDATA function: Create…
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Excel Tutorial – HYPERLINK
Read More: Excel Tutorial – HYPERLINKExcel’s HYPERLINK function allows you to create a clickable link in a cell that will open a webpage or a file when clicked. This can be useful for quickly accessing online resources or for organizing links to documents and other files. Here’s how to use the HYPERLINK function: In a cell, type the following formula:…
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Excel Tutorial – COLUMNS
Read More: Excel Tutorial – COLUMNSExcel’s COLUMNS function is a simple yet useful function that returns the number of columns in a range of cells. You can use it to quickly count the number of columns in a table, or to check if a range is empty. Here’s how to use the COLUMNS function: In a cell, type the following…
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Excel Tutorial – ROWS
Read More: Excel Tutorial – ROWSExcel’s ROWS function is a simple yet useful function that returns the number of rows in a range of cells. You can use it to quickly count the number of rows in a table, or to check if a range is empty. Here’s how to use the ROWS function: In a cell, type the following…
