Category: Excel Tutorials

  • Excel Tutorial – GETPIVOTDATA

    Excel’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

    Excel’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

    Excel’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

    Excel’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…

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  • Excel Tutorial – IFNA

    The IFNA function in Microsoft Excel is a useful tool for handling errors that occur in formulas. It allows you to specify a value to display if the formula returns the #N/A error value, which indicates that the formula could not be completed due to an invalid argument or a missing value. Here’s how to…

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  • Excel Tutorial – NOT

    The NOT function in Microsoft Excel is a logical function that allows you to reverse the logical value of a cell or a logical test. This can be helpful for tasks such as data validation or error checking. Here’s how to use the NOT function: Open a blank Excel spreadsheet. In the cell where you…

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  • Excel Tutorial – OR

    The OR function in Microsoft Excel is a logical function that allows you to test multiple conditions and returns TRUE if any of the conditions are met, and FALSE if none of the conditions are met. This can be helpful for tasks such as data validation or error checking. Here’s how to use the OR…

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  • Excel Tutorial – AND

    The AND function in Microsoft Excel is a logical function that allows you to test multiple conditions and returns TRUE if all of the conditions are met, and FALSE if any of the conditions are not met. This can be helpful for tasks such as data validation or error checking. Here’s how to use the…

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  • Excel Tutorial – ISLOGICAL

    The ISLOGICAL function in Microsoft Excel is a useful tool for determining if a cell contains a logical value (i.e. TRUE or FALSE). This can be helpful for tasks such as data validation or error checking. Here’s how to use the ISLOGICAL function: Open a blank Excel spreadsheet. In the cell where you want to…

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  • Excel Tutorial – ISTEXT

    The ISTEXT function in Microsoft Excel is a useful tool for determining if a cell contains text. This can be helpful for tasks such as data validation or error checking. Here’s how to use the ISTEXT function: Open a blank Excel spreadsheet. In the cell where you want to display the result of the ISTEXT…

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