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The sample workbook will provide a few different scenarios for when you need to calculate YTD in Excel, such as YTD price, profit, or growth rate. ...
In MS Excel, there is a huge diversity of using SUMPRODUCT with INDEX and MATCH functions together. In this article, I’ll try to illustrate how we can use this ...
There is a wide range of suitable methods to sum up a range of cells based on column and row criteria in MS Excel. In this article, we’ll try to illustrate how ...
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If you write “=IF(A2“”,NOW(),””)” in Cell B2, then the timestamp in Cell B2 will update for each input name in the following cells(A3,A4,…….). To fix timestamp for each entry, you have to type “=IF(A2””,IF(B2=””,NOW(),B2),””)” in Cell B2.