CODE is the opposite of the CHAR function. The syntax of this function is CODE(text). It will return the ASCII value of the first character of the text. I have shown in the above pictures how an ASCII table is …
This character “*” (Asterisk) is used to denote any text within a cell. 1. If you use the formula =COUNTIF(range, “*”) then it will count the numbers of cells having any text within range. 2. If you use =COUNTIF(range, “CEMENT*”) …
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If you know the use of the character “&” then it can replace the function CONCATENATE. You can join one or more numbers or texts using “&” between them to convert them into a single text. Place “&” and other …
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The INDEX function returns a value or reference of the cell at the intersection of a particular row and column, in a given range. Syntax of this function is INDEX(array, row_num, [column_num]) The array is required, If the array contains only one …
OR function checks whether any of the arguments are TRUE then it returns TRUE or it will return FALSE.Syntax of that function is OR(logical1, logical2, ….)Example: Here I have shown an example where the values of the C column are going to …
Hi, friend today I will show you how to make an automatically updating Gantt chart without using an Excel chart. Here I am making a program schedule with this criteria Activity no, Description, Start Date, End Date, and Days (shown …
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AND function is used to satisfy multiple conditions. This function checks whether all arguments are TRUE then it returns TRUE. Syntax of that function is AND(logical1, logical2, ….) Example: Here I have shown an example where the values of the …
What is WORKDAY? This function returns the serial number of the date before or after a specified number of workdays. Syntax of the function is =WORKDAY (start_date, days, [holidays]) where, start_date is the date from which to start. days is the working days …
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The CHAR function returns the relevant character from the ASCII code. The syntax of the function is CHAR (number) where the number should be within 1 to 255. Example: Related video tutorials:
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 …