Although Excel does not have any pre-defined formula or options to count unique and distinct values, it is possible to count unique values in Excel using various methods. Unique values are the values that appear or occur only once in a list or column while distinct values are different values...
Then, SUMPRODUCT then multiples each value in array1 with the corresponding value in array2, and then adds up the resulting array: 1010. Example 2: You can also use the SUMPRODUCT formula to find the sum product of values that meets a specific condition. For example, in the below example ...
Referencing fields can save space because the same field values do not have to be repeated for every record in which they occur. Similarly, we can group fields which have covarying values, and pull these out from larger objects as their own types. For example, imagine we started with a Mo...
Circular references in Excel arise when a formula refers back to its own cell, either directly or indirectly, leading to endless loops and potential calculation errors. This happens when a formula needs the result of its own cell to compute, causing Excel to repeatedly recalculate without reaching...
In the below formula, we only need to change the N value (Number of times interest is compounded) to find month compounding: =B1*(1+B2/12)^(B3*12) Since the interest is compounded every month of the year, the 12% interest rate is divided by 12 which gives us 0.01. Then 1 is ad...