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There are many default Excel functions that we can use to create formulas. The COUNTIFS function provides plenty of opportunities to count cells under ...
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COUNTIF function is one of the most basic & simple operations in MS Excel that can be used to count 0 (Zero), greater than 0, or less than 0 under lots of ...
Using the Excel SUMPRODUCT function to count unique values with criteria means counting unique numbers or texts based on single or multiple conditions from a ...
Excel COUNTIF function searches for a single criteria in a given range and returns the total number of occurrences of that criteria in the range. But ...
Extracting unique values based on single or different criteria is very common in offices & businesses. Microsoft Excel has also added a few useful & ...
Microsoft Excel has provided a number of very easy, quick & useful methods to round up the decimals to a particular point or limit. In this article, I’ll ...
Although Microsoft has not provided a straight formula or syntax to extract only numbers from the Excel cell, we can incorporate a wide range of Excel formulas ...
Microsoft Excel has provided a wide range of basic & simple methods to copy cell values from another worksheet to a new worksheet or even a new workbook. ...
In Microsoft Excel, it’s not possible to keep leading zeros by simply typing a number with 0’s at first as Excel, by default, will remove those zeros & ...
Counting matches in two columns in Excel refers to the process of calculating how many times the same value or specific criteria appear in both columns. In ...
One of the most common tasks in Excel is working with dates. In many cases, you may want to automatically enter date when data entered in excel into a ...
Microsoft Excel is one of the greatest tools that allows you to find the number of months between any two dates by providing a number of unique functions. ...
Microsoft Excel provides a number of fruitful & easy methods to calculate grade percentages. Here I’m going to show you the techniques with proper ...
It is quite easy to convert number to percentage in Microsoft Excel. Technically Excel will convert any input data into a percentage by multiplying it by 100 ...
In Microsoft Excel, you can use the most common & basic formula directly to calculate Variance Percentage. Here I’m going to show how you can do this ...
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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.