Let’s assume you are a math’s teacher interested in finding the average of the math’s score of last five students – he is interested in finding why they are performing poor. How will he proceed?
Prime Numbers are numbers that are only divisible by their selves. In this small tutorial we will guide you how to find if a number is prime or not.
We have studied and used SUMIFS() and SUMPRODUCTS() function with their appropriates use. Just to recall, SUMIFS() work great when our data is in the shape of list or is in column.
Sales people often need to estimate the sales of upcoming months. They do it with a handful of techniques that uses both quantitative analysis as well as qualitative judgment.
If you are running a business and wants to see how much do you sale and what is the breakup and effect of each product on your profits, this post is for you!
It is not uncommon that we want to sum data on the basis of certain criteria – on the basis of weeks, months, every tenth day and so on.
It is possible to copy a pattern of data in a very simple way. The data can be either numbers, text, dates or formatting.
The average value of number of cells or a data range in Excel can easily be calculated using AVERAGE() formula.
There are five methods you can use to look up number values in excel. These include SUMPRODUCT, SUMIF, AGGREGATE, LOOKUP and a combination of INDEX & MATCH.
SUMPRODUCT is yet another function that comes to rescue, whether we want to validate a criteria or want to sum against a list of requirements
SUMIF() functions is among the most commonly used functions in excel. Whenever ever we have to sum against a given criteria we revert to this function, be the criteria be only one or more then one (for more then one criteria’s we use SUMIFS(), just another function of this family).
MS Excel offers seven logical functions, today we will discuss how to use AND () when summing up values.
INDIRECT Function yields a reference to a range. The range being referred can be a named range, a range of cells or can be a cell.
If you are wondering if it is possible to create sequence numbers from clustered values, then you should definitely consider reading ahead to find out more
The SUMIF function is used to conditionally sum values based on certain criteria. Another version of that function is SUMIFS
The SUMIF function is used to conditionally sum values based on a single criteria. The Syntax of this SUMIF function can be explained as follows: