Splitting the Screen in Excel
Using the Split Box in Excel 2010© Ted French Splitting the screen in Excel can be used as an alternative to freeze panes for keeping worksheet titles or headings on screen as you scroll. ...Read Full...
View ArticleExcel DMIN Function
Excel's database functions are designed specifically to work with an Excel database file. For the most part, these functions are variations of commonly used Excel functions such as SUM, AVERAGE, MAX,...
View ArticleCreating a Drop Down List in Excel
Excel Drop Down List© Ted French Since entering data into a spreadsheet is probably the most commonly performed operation in Excel, There are a number of ...Read Full Post ...
View ArticleExcel Drop Down List Tutorial Pt 2
Excel Drop Down List© Ted French A drop down list gives you a set number of entries to choose from when entering data. Not only can this speed up data entry, but it can also prevent people from...
View ArticleExcel INDIRECT Function
Excel INDIRECT Function© Ted French The INDIRECT function, as its name suggests, can be used to indirectly reference a cell in a worksheet. This is done by entering a cell reference as text string...
View ArticleUsing a Dynamic Range in Excel Formulas
By combining the INDIRECT function with the SUM function, you can create a formula that makes it easy to adjust the range of cells added together in ...Read Full Post ...
View ArticleIgnore Zeros when Finding the Average
Ignore Zeros when Finding the Average© Ted French While the AVERAGE Function is very useful when it comes to finding the arithmetic mean for a range of data, it does have limitations. ...Read Full...
View ArticleExcel's COUNTIFS Function
Excel COUNTIFS Function © Ted French Like Excel's COUNTIF function the COUNTIFS function, combines two other commonly used functions - the COUNT function and the IF function. What make COUNTIFS...
View ArticleExcel LOOKUP function
There are a number of lookup functions in Excel such as VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP but there is also a LOOKUP function. This function is not as specialized as the other lookup functions so it can be used to...
View ArticleExcel Left Lookup Formula
Although VLOOKUP is one of Excel's most used functions, on its own it is limited to looking to the right of the lookup criterion when trying to find information in a database....Read Full Post ...
View ArticleExcel ROW Function
One of Excel's lesser known lookup and reference functions is the ROW function. This function is often combined with other functions, such as INDEX, to create versatile lookup formulas. The ROW...
View ArticleIgnore Zeros when Finding the Average
Ignore Zeros when Finding the Average© Ted French While the AVERAGE Function is very useful when it comes to finding the arithmetic mean for a range of data, it does have limitations. ...Read Full...
View ArticleExcel AVERAGEIFS Function
In addition to the AVERAGEIF function mentioned in the last post, there is also an AVERAGEIFS function in Excel. Both functions combine the operations of AVERAGE and IF functions ...Read Full Post ...
View ArticleExcel's COUNTIFS Function
Excel COUNTIFS Function © Ted French Like Excel's COUNTIF function the COUNTIFS function, combines two other commonly used functions - the COUNT function and the IF function. What make COUNTIFS...
View ArticleExcel ROW Function
One of Excel's lesser known lookup and reference functions is the ROW function. This function is often combined with other functions, such as INDEX, to create versatile lookup formulas. The ROW...
View ArticleExcel COLUMN Function
Another of Excel's lookup and reference functions is the COLUMN function. This function can be used in two ways. One, it can be used to return the number of the column for the cell where the function...
View ArticleExcel INDEX Function
The INDEX function uses row and column numbers from an array to return the name of a specific item of data in an Excel database or table of data. INDEX is often combined with other functions, such as...
View ArticleExcel MAX Function
The Max function is a very useful function that has many applications. What it does is find the largest value in a given list of data. Example uses for the MAX function: ...Read Full Post ...
View ArticleExcel TAN Function
Excel's list of math functions includes a number of the most common trigonometric functions. Trigonometry has application in a number of fields including astronomy, physics, engineering, and surveying....
View ArticleConvert Measurements in Excel
Have you ever wondered how many inches there are in a 23.62 miles? Well, in case you ever do, the answer is 1,496,563.20 inches. I found this out using Excel, but not by multiplying 23.62 x 5,280 x 12...
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