Defining a Range In Microsoft Excel, a “range” of cells is a continuous group of cells across rows and columns. Here’s some valid examples of ranges with references to the cells: Any single cell like H54, C3. A part of any row Eg: D4:G4, H10:N10.
Introduction to Cells In Microsoft Excel, a cell is nothing but an intersection of a column and a row. This cell is referenced by its row number and column letter. A cell can hold a formula/data directly. It can be formatted with font styles and
Formulas in EXCEL Microsoft Excel offers several built-in functions that can be used as formulas in Excel worksheets. It displays the categories of functions available in the Insert Function window, as seen in the image below: Usage of Formula in an Excel Sheet Just like
The benefits of using Excel for calculation We are well aware that in today’s world, a machine’s brain works orders of magnitude faster than a human’s brain. By this, I mean that when there is a requirement to calculate some numbers mathematically, we have quickly
The sorting feature of Excel is very useful to organize and put data into a structured format. But many times, we think of a better way to do it — only after we complete the data sorting! So somehow we have to revert the sorting
Microsoft Excel does not have the built-in worksheet functions to calculate the cross product of two vectors. Therefore, some techniques are required to do the calculation — either by setting up your own formula in a worksheet or by creating a custom VBA function. The
The Sum function in Excel is one of the most widely used functions, and in fact, probably one of the first functions that an Excel user learns when they are learning to use Excel! Simply stated, the Sum function adds up a range of cells for
VBA is often used for calculations – when you create these calculations, you can end up with a number that has multitude of decimal places. The Round function in VBA lets you round the number to a set amount of decimal points, or to remove
Today when I was looking through the stackoverflow forum, I came up to this question: vba-clean-up-conditional-duplication-of-rows Though the question was actually VBA related I was able to find a solution that did not require any programming. Since the solution was challenging and interesting I thought
Each character is mapped to a numeric value. For example the character “A” is mapped to the number 65. The character “B” is mapped to the number 66 and so on. The CHAR() function receives an number as input and returns the character associated with that number. – Syntax: