I'm a geek who still speaks the language of normal human beings.I don't use a lot of jargon and fancy words that the average person doesn't understand. I understand how frustrating it can bewhen the instructor goes too fast or leaves out critical steps in the learning process. That's...
How to create a number sequence in Excel - formula examples Though the basic SEQUENCE formula does not look very exciting, when combined with other functions, it takes on a whole new level of usefulness. Make a decreasing (descending) sequence in Excel To generate a descending sequential serie...
• Even though you can use 64 nested IF functions in Excel versions created after 2007, older versions of Excel don’t allow that much nesting. Excel 2003 only supports seven nested IF functions. If the IF statements in your Excel spreadsheet are too long, it might be time to rethink ho...
The Excel SUMIFS function is a really powerful function for adding the values of cells in your spreadsheets based on multiple filter criteria. This one function can replace multiple sets of SUM and IF functions which will not only require more formulas, but also involve complicated nesting that c...
I am still reading up on these functions and will take a closer look at them tomorrow. Message 21 of 33 17,457 Views 0 Reply GTR Helper III In response to GTR 01-08-2016 08:41 AM I still cannot get the last formula to work. I don't like the alternative of using ...
I am still reading up on these functions and will take a closer look at them tomorrow. Message 21 of 33 17,457 Views 0 Reply GTR Helper III In response to GTR 01-08-2016 08:41 AM I still cannot get the last formula to work. I don't like the alternative of using ...
Microsoft Excel is a great tool for dealing with data. Its functions are seemingly endless and it’s easy to use interface makes this program a great option for people that aren’t very computer savvy. With a few tutorials on the basics, you can be up and running, making elaborate charts...
Before learning functions like INDEX and MATCH, you should be casually aware of the basics of Microsoft Excel. You don’t need to be best friends with Excel, but you should have met it before. In other words, you should know how to open, setup, and save a spreadsheet. ...
Whenever you have any calculations or tabular work to be done, people ask, “Why don’t you use Microsoft Excel for this?” But the problem is: Though most of us have tamed Microsoft Word and know how to get our work done, Microsoft Excel is quite another beast altogether—it looks ent...
Some comfort with Excel spreadsheets already will help, but you don’t need to know every aspect of it. VBA can help you avoid using some of the features of Excel and do the task even better. You also do not need to know any programming languages. While VBA uses Visual Basic, people...