Siam Hasan Khan

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Hello! Welcome to my Profile. Here I will be posting articles related to Microsoft Excel. I have completed my BSc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from American International University-Bangladesh. I am a diligent, goal-oriented engineer with an immense thirst for knowledge and an attitude to grow continuously. Continuous improvement and life-long learning are my mottoes.

Latest Posts From Siam Hasan Khan

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Excel Dynamic Range Based on Cell Value

In this article, we will be discussing the "Excel Dynamic range Based on Cell Value". Here, we will be creating dynamic ranges without selecting them based on ...

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Excel IF Function with 3 Conditions (5 Logical Tests)

We'll use a dataset of a company’s Sales Report. It shows the information for Product Code and Monthly Sales in the cell range B4:C10. We need to ...

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How to Find Duplicate Values Using VLOOKUP in Excel: 3 Suitable Examples

Method 1 - Use VLOOKUP to Find Duplicate Values in Two Columns Make two columns that contain different product names. Look for the Product Name-1 column names ...

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How to Reference Cell in Another Sheet Dynamically in Excel (5 Methods)

The two sample datasets show data on 2020 Sales shown in the B4:C14 cells which depict the Names of the sales reps and their Sales in USD respectively, and the ...

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Solving Equations in Excel (5 Methods)

Method 1 - Solving Polynomial Equations in Excel A polynomial equation is a combination of variables and coefficients with arithmetic operations. In this ...

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How to Compare Two Columns Using VLOOKUP Function in Excel

There are a lot of ways to compare two lists or columns in Excel. In this article, I am going to compare/find matches in two columns in Excel using VLOOKUP. ...

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How to Make a Pie Chart in Excel: 5 Suitable Methods

Method 1 - Using Charts Group to Make a Pie Chart in Excel Step 1: Inserting Pie Chart Select the data range with which you want to make the Pie Chart. ...

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How to Calculate Mean and Standard Deviation in Excel

What Is Mean Deviation? Mean Deviation is a statistical measure of variability. It is calculated as the average of the absolute deviations of the data from ...

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How to Calculate Variance in Excel (3 Handy Approaches)

In statistics, Variance gives the measurement of how the numbers of data are distributed around the mean/expected value, and measures the distribution by ...

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How to Use a Compound Interest Formula in Excel – 4 Methods

The Simple Interest Formula Use this interest formula to calculate the amount of interest: I = Pnr I = calculated simple interest P = Initial ...

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How to Highlight Every Other Row in Excel (3 Easy Methods)

In this article, we will see how to highlight every other row in Excel. Some available techniques are applying conditional formatting, using different table ...

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How to Delete Blank Rows in Excel (6 Ways)

While working with a big spreadsheet you often insert blank rows intentionally to read and understand it properly. Although inserting blank rows are liked by ...

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How to Multiply in Excel (8 Methods)

We have a dataset of product Names, unit prices, and Quantities. We will learn to multiply this information from the dataset to calculate the Total Price. ...

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How to Reduce Excel File Size (11 Suitable Methods)

Larger file sizes can cause slower performance and trouble when sharing files. There can be multiple reasons behind this larger file size, and understanding ...

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How to Lock and Unlock Cells in Excel Using VBA

To demonstrate how to lock and unlock cells in Excel, we’ll use the following dataset containing Salesman, Product, and Net Sales in the range B4:D10. ...

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  1. Thanks Lakisha

  2. Yes, it is possible. I insert the grades, grade points and number as most people want to see all of these 3 data. Here the students’ performance is calculated by differencing the Achieved grade and Targeted grade. You can insert the students targeted grade point instead of his targeted grade and calculate the differences between achieved grade point and targeted grade point to calculate the student`s performance.

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  8. Thanks for the comment Mr. JAN. Well, I didn’t test the code. I found accurate results that I was looking for. The other codes that I found out weren`t that much helpful. There were too many errors.

  9. Thanks for identifying the typing mistake. I have solved it already. It`s good to know that you find this article useful.

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