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Category: Excel Funtions

Lesson#12: How to use function SUMIF

By Pushpendu Roy Karmakar Posted on December 1, 2017 Posted in Excel Funtions Tagged with SUMIF
Lesson#12: How to use function SUMIF

Function SUMIF adds cells specified by a given condition or criteria. Syntax of function SUMIF is =SUMIF (range, criteria, [sum_range]) Where range is the range of the array from where the criteria will be matched. [sum_range] is the range from where the …

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Lesson#11: How to use the HLOOKUP function in Excel?

By Pushpendu Roy Karmakar Posted on November 29, 2017 Posted in Excel Funtions Tagged with DATA VALIDATION, HLOOKUP
Lesson#11: How to use the HLOOKUP function in Excel?

HLOOKUP is a function that looks for a value in the top rows of a table or array and returns the value in the same column from a row you specify. It is nothing but another function for looking up …

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Lesson #9: VLOOKUP explained

By Pushpendu Roy Karmakar Posted on November 26, 2017 Posted in Excel Funtions Tagged with VLOOKUP
Lesson #9: VLOOKUP explained

In this post function, VLOOKUP is explained here once more with a very simple example. VLOOKUP looks for the value in the leftmost column of a table. It means the lookup_value column should be placed on the right side of …

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Lesson#8: COUNT, COUNTIF, and combination of IF and COUNTIF

By Pushpendu Roy Karmakar Posted on November 26, 2017 Posted in Excel Funtions Tagged with COUNT, COUNTIF, IF
Lesson#8: COUNT, COUNTIF, and combination of IF and COUNTIF

In our 8th lesson, I will discuss COUNT, COUNTIF, and the combination of IF and COUNTIF. COUNT is a function that counts the number of cells in a range that contains a number. I have given an example of COUNT …

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Lesson#7: How to make nested IF in Excel?

By Pushpendu Roy Karmakar Posted on November 26, 2017 Posted in Excel Funtions Tagged with IF
Lesson#7: How to make nested IF in Excel?

In this post we will discuss nested IF making. I have to show Grade on the mark sheet so I will check multiple conditions by IF. The structure of nested IF will be like this =IF(E5<85,IF(E5<70,IF(E5<55,IF(E5<40, IF(E5<25, “F”, “E”), “D”), “C”), …

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Lesson#6: What is Function IF in Excel?

By Pushpendu Roy Karmakar Posted on November 26, 2017 Posted in Excel Funtions Tagged with IF
Lesson#6: What is Function IF in Excel?

In this post, we will discuss function IF. IF is a logical function that checks whether a condition is met and then returns a value if TRUE or another value if FALSE. Syntax of function IF is =IF(logic_test, value_if true, …

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Lesson#5: Function VLOOKUP and dollar sign

By Pushpendu Roy Karmakar Posted on November 26, 2017 Posted in Excel Funtions Tagged with DATA VALIDATION, VLOOKUP
Lesson#5: Function VLOOKUP and dollar sign

In this post, we will learn a very useful function, VLOOKUP (Vertical Lookup, or value lookup in columns), by which we can easily find data within a table. I have madea  Data Validation (List) within a cell, which shows the …

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Lesson#3: Showing percentage, learning function MAX, function MIN

By Pushpendu Roy Karmakar Posted on November 26, 2017 Posted in Excel Funtions Tagged with MAX, MIN
Lesson#3: Showing percentage, learning function MAX, function MIN

We made a table of mark sheets in the previous post; now we will learn something new. We will learn to show percentages, the function MAX, and the function MIN I have added columns on the right-hand side and put …

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Lesson#2: Making and formatting table, SUM function, and AVERAGE functions

By Pushpendu Roy Karmakar Posted on November 26, 2017 Posted in Excel Funtions Tagged with AVERAGE, SUM
Lesson#2: Making and formatting table, SUM function, and AVERAGE functions

We will learn how to make a table with a simple mark-sheet example, and we will learn the Excel SUM and AVERAGE functions. This is a table I have made. On the left side, there are names of students, on …

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Lesson#1: Basic operations in Excel

By Pushpendu Roy Karmakar Posted on November 26, 2017 Posted in Excel Funtions, Excel general tips Tagged with DIVISION, MULTIPLICATION, SUBTRACTION
Lesson#1: Basic operations in Excel

OK friends. This is going to be my first lesson. The ABCD of Excel starts here. We will learn how to perform basic operations in Excel. How to add, subtract, multiply, and divide two numbers. This picture now shows how …

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