Learn how to get the best out of the SUMIFS functions
Excel has provided us with several functions to help us make sense of huge pools of data. SUMIFS is one of them.
Excel has provided us with several functions to help us make sense of huge pools of data. SUMIFS is one of them.
Excel has provided us with several functions to help us make sense of huge pools of data. COUNTIFS is one of them.
Excel has provided us with several functions, to help us make sense of huge pools of data. AVERAGEIFS is one of them.
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This is a categorized collection of all the shortcuts in Mac.
It is certain that at some point everybody needs to alter the form and layout of their data, in order for them to be more readable, or answer to some specific visual requirements.
The ability to transpose our data is such a need.
The TRANSPOSE function transposes (rotates) a range of cells.
We can transpose our data by using the relevant Paste Special option also but it will create duplicate data.
This is a searchable list of all the shortcuts in Windows.
This is a categorized collection of all the shortcuts in Windows.
In another tutorial we saw how we can find ourselves a better loan for a new car, using Goal Seek . Although Excel’s Goal Seek is a powerful tool, it has one basic limitation. It allows only one variable to be changed to help us achieve our goal.
Excel provides an even more powerful tool that bypasses this limitation. The Solver. The Solver is in the form of an add-in which must be enabled before you can use it.