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Problem: You have a list of month-to-date sales by customer. You have a second list with new sales from today, as shown in Fig. 554. How can you add …
Continue ReadingProblem: You have a list of month-to-date sales by customer. You have a second list with new sales from today, as shown in Fig. 554. How can you add …
Continue ReadingProblem: In previous chapters, you’ve used the VLOOKUP function to get sales from a second list into an original list. You need to be aware of how …
Continue ReadingNeed some help organizing your home office? Move your PC’s tower off your desk and into a cubby to save desk space. Likewise, move it off the floor so …
Continue ReadingLearn how to use the COUNTIF function to find out how many items in an Excel list satisfy a certain condition.
Continue ReadingProblem: If you have to enter multiple IF conditions, having a good understanding of logical operators will help you to simplify the formula.
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Continue ReadingYour data has invoice dates and need to group the data by month. You’ve learned how to make a date look like a month. When you make a date look like a …
Continue ReadingProblem: Your dataset shows the actual date for each invoice, as shown in Fig. 540. You want a formula to convert this to the last day of the month.
Continue ReadingThe Ultimate resource for Excel calculations. Taken from the fabulous book “Learn Excel from Mr Excel” - written by Bill Jelen, this table …
Continue ReadingProblem: You have a report of revenue by customer, sorted in descending order, shown in Fig. 428. Management will often argue that you should …
Continue ReadingYou entered the results of a running challenge for the students in your class. The results are from 2 min. 35 sec. to 3 min. and 15 sec. Totaling the …
Continue ReadingProblem: You change a cell in Excel but the formulas do not calculate. As shown in Fig. 468, cell D2 indicates that two plus two is not four.
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