DEC2OCT converts the Decimal number system to the Octal number system. Syntax of this function is DEC2OCT( number, [places] ) where number is the number in decimal format. [places] is optional, which specifies the number of characters that you want the returned octal number to have. If omitted …

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DEC2HEX converts the Decimal number system to the Hexadecimal number system. Syntax of this function is DEC2HEX( number, [places] ) where number is the number in decimal format. [places] is optional, which specifies the number of characters that you want the returned hexadecimal …

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The UPPER function converts a text string to all uppercase letters. The syntax of this function is UPPER(text).   An example of the UPPER function is shown in the pictures above. The LOWER function converts a text string to all lowercase letters. The …

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This post is a continuation of one of my previous posts Lesson#27: How to make a calendar in excel without VBA. I will show how to modify this calendar a little more and make it a current dynamic calendar for …

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In my previous post Lesson#29: Explaining CONDITIONAL FORMATTING very simply I explained CONDITIONAL FORMATTING. In this post, I will show how to modify CONDITIONAL FORMATTING by using a formula. 1st you have to select the area where you want to apply CONDITIONAL …

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What is NETWORKDAYS function? This function calculates the networking days between two dates. This function is useful for project scheduling, employee benefits calculation, business days calculation, etc. Syntax of this function is NETWORKDAYS(start_date, end_date, [holidays])   Where, start_date is a date …

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