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The COUNTIFS Function in Excel
COUNTIFS is a powerful statistical function that forms part of the wider Excel Statistical functions category. If you've used the COUNTIF function ... -
How to format numbers in Excel
Excel is, at its heart, a programme that manipulates numbers: so getting your numbers to appear as you want is an important skill. The appearance of a number entered in an Excel cell can be changed in many different ways. This blog post shows you how. -
5 Microsoft Excel Powerhacks That Will Make Your Day
Here are five tips born of hard hours grafting through messy databases in search of some grains of gold. Sounds like an exaggeration? Think again… or at least have a read first! -
Workout Tracker, Calorie Counter… All in Excel
‘New year, new me’… how many times have you heard that? Or even said it yourself? After overeating over the festive season, we were feeling guilty and began looking for redemption online. We found some useful Excel spreadsheets which could help you (and us!) stay fit this year. -
How to Excel - Use Filters to Get the Data You Want
Excel gives you many options when it comes to filtering your data. If you have a database with numerous entries, you can filter the data so that only the relevant information appears. Then, when you remove the filter, you can see all of your data once more. Built-in comparison operators such as “greater than”, “less than”, “between”, “top 10” or even custom filters can show the data you want and hide the rest. -
Microsoft Excel Versus Apple's Numbers: Who Prevails?
Excel provides an overwhelming amount of functions in comparison to Apple’s Numbers, but it can be argued that they both appeal to different spreadsheet users. Excel supports advanced charting and plotting features not available in Apple Numbers. However, Apple’s charts are more visually stimulating (as seen below). So which is right for you? -
PivotTables in Excel: How to Use the PivotTable Function
The PivotTable function allows you to analyse and visualise data in various ways that can provide amazing insights. If you have never used pivot tables in Excel or would like to build on your basic knowledge, you're in the right place. -
Analysing Large Datasets with Power Pivot in Microsoft Excel
Even Excel has its limitations. When combining tables, manipulating large datasets over one million rows, or selecting data from multiple sources, Excel will struggle. It can be frustrating to have Excel quit unexpectedly or run extremely slowly or time out and need a forced shutdown!
So, what happens if you have over one million rows (1,048,576 to be exact) of data? You use Power Pivots.
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How to Forecast Using Average Percentage Growth
There are different ways of calculating average growth in Excel (e.g. LOGEST, LINEST, lines of best fit, etc.) and some of these will give different results. Let’s take a look at the simplest: an annual level of growth that would take you from the first year’s level to the last. -
The Top 10 Excel Features
We consulted the research of 30 of the world's leading Excel experts as well as our own internal Excel experts. We then grouped up and consolidated the emerging features, and applied a scoring methodology and index to produce a definitive ordered list of the 100 most useful Excel features, hacks, tips and tricks.
These are the top 10 Excel features as determined by our ranking.
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How to Use VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, and INDEX MATCH in Excel
Say you have a table of data and you want Excel to look up a certain value and return a corresponding value in a different row. For that, you need a lookup function. Excel has a range of functions that you can use to achieve this including VLOOKUP() and HLOOKUP() and the more flexible - but slightly more complicated -combination of INDEX() and MATCH(). -
10 Excel Formulas Every Beginner Should Know
By knowing a few key formulas, you can do a variety of actions in Excel that will increase your productivity and decrease the risk of making calculation mistakes. We’ve put together 10 Excel formulas you need to get started.
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