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This tutorial will show you how to use these Functions in Excel.

Formulas that perform calculations between elapsed dates and times are quite common in spreadsheets. In this tutorial give you a chance to build formulas that calculate the difference between starting.

In this tutorial, you get a chance to practice creating formulas that automate table lookup, including looking up a single value....

This tutorial introduces formulas and helps you get up to speed with this important element.

This tutorial will teaches you how to use Formulas in Excel.

The AutoSum Function is by far one of the most useful features in all of Excel. Just about every spreadsheet can benefit from incorporating the AutoSum function.

This tutorial introduces formulas and helps you get up to speed with this important element.

In this tutorial, you will notice that all the functions use a set of parentheses.

This tutorial will teaches you how to use Formulas in Excel.

Another MS-Excel tutorial will teaches you how to use Logical Functions.

The SUMIF function adds cells specified in range by a certain condition or criteria.

HLOOKUP stands for horizontal lookup. The difference between HLOOKUP and VLOOKUP is that HLOOKUP searches for data in rows instead of columns.

Excel’s concatenate function is used to combine character strings from multiple cells. This function can be extremely useful if you need to perform a manual task on a large list of data. The example is this tutorial will demonstrate how to combine an area code in column "A" with a phone number in column "B." We will also be including the dash mark

VLOOKUP in excel stands for vertical lookup. This simple function is extremely useful if you have large lists of data. With this function, you can easily search through a list of data and match specific criteria. I

Illustration of how vlookup helps to match values in Excel.

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