Hi Richard, here's a similar approach using the MOD function just like Simon did, with a separate calculated field to pick out the nth digit (the attached example is based on six-digit ID numbers with the fifth digit indicating gender): INT(MID(STR([ID]),5,1)) will pick out the 5t...
With gender (Male or Female) in B2, Age (in years) in C2, and Scr in E2: =142*(D2/IF(D2<=0.7,0.7,0.9))^IF(B2="Female",-1.2,IF(D2<=0.7,-0.241,-0.302))*0.9938^C2*IF(B2="Female",1.012,1) See the attached workbook. The formula discriminates between Scr<=0.7 and ...
If you want to write a SUBTOTAL formula in Excel with IF (condition), you need to use multiple functions to do this. But before we do this, let’s understand the data we have for this example. In the above example, you have three columns: Name Age Slab Gender And when you filter ...
In the above example, we are using the COUNTIFS function in Excel where the age of the employee is greater than 25 and the gender is male (M). Conclusion In conclusion, understanding the COUNT function in Excel is important for efficient data analysis. From COUNTBLANK to COUNTIF and its va...
The basic formula to calculate percentage in Excel is this: Part/Total = Percentage If you compare it to the basicmath formula for percentage, you will notice that Excel's percentage formula lacks the *100 part. When calculating a percent in Excel, you do not have to multiply the resulting...
We have kept detailed information in the Information column which I have to split into First Name, Last Name, Gender, City, and Company in order. Enter the following formula to split the text into columns: =TRANSPOSE(FILTERXML("<t>" &SUBSTITUTE(B5,",","") & "</t>","//s")) Pre...
To sum values based on two groups, you need to use SUMIFS instead of SUMIF. In the first criteria, we used Group 1 (Region); in the second, we used Group 2 (Gender). B2:B13 is the column for Group 1, and C2:C13 is for Group 2. ...
LINEST function might be tricky to use, especially for novices, because you should not only build a formula correctly, but also properly interpret its output. Below, you will find a few examples of using LINEST formulas in Excel that will hopefully help to sink the theoretical knowledge in :...
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In the first example, we are going to use the FILTER function to skip rows based on value using the Excel formula. For that, we consider a dataset that has the name and gender of five employees of a company. Our dataset is in the range of cells B5:C9, and we will show our result...