Microsoft Excel 2016 Functions And Formulas Quick Reference Card 4 Page Cheat Sheet Focusing On Examples And Context For Intermed

Geared toward the intermediate to advanced Excel 2016 user, this example-rich 4-page laminated card/guide provides explanations and context for many powerful Excel 2016 spreadsheet formulas and functions. Step-by-step instructions for many formula/function-related features such as using range names, and Excel's troubleshooting features. Written with Beezix's trademark focus on clarity, accuracy, and the user's perspective, this guide will be a valuable resource to improve your proficiency in using Microsoft Excel 2016. This guide is suitable as a training handout, or simply an easy to use reference guide.Topics include:Controlling Order of PrecedenceConditionally Summing/Counting Data (SUMIF, COUNTIF)Being Precise (Rounding functions)Improving Clarity with Range Names: Creating Names, Limiting Scope, Defining a Constant or Formula for a Name, Managing Names, Indirectly Referring to a Named Range (INDIRECT)New Functions for Office 365, Mobile & Online (CONCAT, TEXTJOIN, IFS, MAXIFS/MINIFS, SWITCH)Merging Text and Numbers (CONCATENATE, TEXT, LEFT, RIGHT, MID, LEN, FIND, VALUE, TRIM, SUBSTITUTE)Changing Results: IF, AND, OR, NOTTable Lookups (VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, INDEX, MATCH)Error Recovery (ISNA, ISERROR)Array Formulas (Single Cell & Multi-Cell Arrays)Dates and Times (DATE, YEAR, MONTH, DAY, TODAY, WEEKDAY, NETWORKDAYS, EDATE)Using a Formula for Data ValidationTroubleshooting: Types of Errors, Automatic Error Checking, Using the Error Checker, Showing/Hiding Formulas, Evaluating Nested Formulas, Selecting Related Cells, Displaying Cell Relationships, Removing Relationship Arrows. Examples: Summing Selected Data; Being Precise; Merging Text & Numers; Table Lookups; Table Lookups with IF and ISERROR; Dates & Times; Single- and Multi-Cell Arrays.

Geared toward the intermediate to advanced Excel 2013 user, this example-rich 4-page laminated quick reference card/guide provides explanations and context for many powerful Excel 2013 spreadsheet formulas and functions. Step-by-step instructions for many formula/function-related features such as using range names, and Excel's troubleshooting features. Topics include: Controlling Order of Precedence Conditionally Summing/Counting Data (SUMIF, COUNTIF) Being Precise (Rounding functions) Improving Clarity with Range Names: Creating Names, Limiting Scope, Defining a Constant or Formula for a Name, Managing Names, Indirectly Referring to a Named Range (INDIRECT) Merging Text and Numbers (CONCATENATE, TEXT, LEFT, RIGHT, MID, LEN, FIND, VALUE, TRIM, SUBSTITUTE) Changing Results: IF, AND, OR, NOT Table Lookups (VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, INDEX, MATCH) Error Recovery (ISNA, ISERROR) Array Formulas (Single Cell & Multi-Cell Arrays) Dates and Times (DATE, YEAR, MONTH, DAY, TODAY, WEEKDAY, NETWORKDAYS) Using a Formula for Data Validation Troubleshooting: Types of Errors, Automatic Error Checking, Using the Error Checker, Showing/Hiding Formulas, Watching Cells, Evaluating Nested Formulas, Selecting Related Cells, Displaying Cell Relationships, Removing Relationship Arrows.

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Geared toward the intermediate to advanced Excel 2016 user, this example-rich 4-page laminated quick reference card/guide provides explanations and context for many powerful Excel 2016 spreadsheet formulas and functions. Step-by-step instructions for many formula/function-related features such as using range names, and Excel's troubleshooting features. Written with Beezix's trademark focus on clarity, accuracy, and the user's perspective, this guide will be a valuable resource to improve your proficiency in using Microsoft Excel 2016. This guide is suitable as a training handout, or simply an easy to use reference guide. Topics include: Glossary. Conditionally Summing/Counting Data (SUMIF, COUNTIF). Being Precise (Rounding functions). Improving Clarity with Range Names: Name Rules, Creating Names, Using and Selecting Names, Managing Names, Indirectly Referring to a Named Range (INDIRECT). Merging Text and Numbers (CONCATENATE, TEXT, LEFT, RIGHT, MID, LEN, FIND, VALUE, TRIM, SUBSTITUTE). Changing Results: IF, AND, OR. Table Lookups (VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, INDEX, MATCH). Error Recovery (ISNA, ISERROR). Common Loan Functions (PMT, RATE, NPER, PV, FV). Array Formulas (Single-Cell & Multi-Cell Arrays) Why to use them, Entering, Editing, Expanding, Deleting. Counting Cells (COUNT, COUNTA). Dates and Times (DATE, YEAR, MONTH, DAY, TODAY, WEEKDAY, NETWORKDAYS). Using a Formula for Data Validation, Limit to a List. Troubleshooting: Types of Errors, Automatic Error Checking, Using the Error Checker, Showing/Hiding Formulas, Displaying Cell Relationships, Selecting Related Cells, Removing Relationship Arrows. Examples: Summing Selected Data, Being Precise, Merging Text and Numbers, Table Lookups, Table Lookups combined with IF and ISERROR, Multi-Cell Arrays, Single-Cell Arrays, Dates and Times.

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Do you need a quick reference for Microsoft Excel 2019? The four-panel Excel 2019 Reference & Cheat Sheet contains tips, examples, and screenshots of basic Excel functions and features. A list of keyboard shortcuts for Windows and macOS is also included.

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