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Excel: Using the LARGE() and SMALL() Functions
If you have been using Excel you have probably come across the MAX and MIN functions for finding the highest or lowest values in a range. But what if you want to find the second largest or third and so … Continue reading
Useful Site of Excel Functions
Excel is such a useful program but many people using it only scratch the surface. One of the most useful things about Excel are its functions for doing calculations. They are basically built in formula to work out everything from … Continue reading
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Tagged excel functions, hlookup, pmt, sum, vlookup
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How to Use the SUMPRODUCT Function in Excel
Many people will have at least two columns or rows of numbers that first need multiplying together and then totalling up. In most cases they will create a formula that multiplies them together and then use the SUM function to … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, Excel Functions, Microsoft Office
Tagged excel, excel functions, how-to, maths functions, SUM function, SUMPRODUCT function
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Excel Using Text Functions
Excel is great for dealing with numbers but it also has functions for dealing with text. You can check in a bit of the text by extracting it using one of the functions like LEFT, RIGHT and MID. You can … Continue reading
Combining VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP Functions
HLOOKUP and VLOOKUP functions are very useful functions on their own but if you combine them together you can do even more. If you are using VLOOKUP rather than having the two columns one with the value to lookup and … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, Office 2010
Tagged excel functions, hlookup function, lookup matrix, microsoft excel, vlookup function
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Excel Database Functions
So this week I’ve had a bit of inspiration creating some Excel tutorials but don’t worry I’ve also started others including the photography and video podcasts which will be with you in January 2014. But here is one Excel one … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, Office 2010
Tagged database functions, DMAX, DMIN, DSUM, DVAVERAGE, ECDL adavanced, excel database, excel functions
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Using Excel Functions on a Mac
OK, so this one is a little specific but as both a Windows and Mac user the one thing that does frustrate me is that Excel on a Mac uses the Insert Function differently to how it works on Windows. … Continue reading
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Tagged excel functions, if function, insert functions, mac functions, pmt function, vlookup
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