Learn Microsoft Excel Online Free This article will talk about how to cap the percentage values between 0% and 100% in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet or Google Sheets. If you are a newbie on Excel or google Sheets, you may be able to do this by manually. For tasks with small amounts of data, this method is possible, but for tasks… read more »
This article will talk about how to limit the cap percentage of a given amount to a given value in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet or Google Sheets. If you are a newbie on Excel or google Sheets, you may be able to do this task manually. This method works for tasks with a small amount of… read more »
Suppose you got a task to calculate the win, loss, and tie totals; what would you do? If you are new to Ms Excel and don’t have enough experience with it, then you might do this task manually but let me add that doing this task manually would take a lot of time you will… read more »
If you are an avid Ms Excel user, then you might have come across a task in which you needed to calculate the years between the dates; you might take it easy and do this task manually, which is also feasible but only for calculating the years between 3 to 4 dates. But when it… read more »
Calculating the difference between two times might be a valuable statistic for subsequent computations or averages, whether you’re producing a time sheet for staff or recording personal exercises. While Excel has a plethora of complex functions, including date and time functions, calculating time elapsed is not always obvious. If you’re calculating time differences of less… read more »
When you borrow money, you are supposed to repay it gradually. Lenders, on the other hand, want to be compensated for their services and the risk they incur by lending you money. That is, you will not just repay the money you borrowed. You’ll repay the loan plus interest. Interest is a significant source of… read more »
The interest rate is the fee charged by a lender to a borrower and is expressed as a percentage of the principal—the lent amount. The interest rate on a loan is often expressed as an annual percentage rate, abbreviated as APR (APR). Additionally, an interest rate may be applied to funds earned in a bank… read more »
Using the IPMT function in Excel, we can compute the interest payment on any loan. This step-by-step tutorial will guide Excel users of all skill levels through the process to calculate interest for given period. Finally, the formula: =IPMT(B3/12,1,B5,-B2) The IPMT Function’s Syntax IPMT reimburses the interest paid on any investment or loan for a… read more »
This post will guide you how to use Excel GCD function with syntax and examples in Microsoft excel. Description The Excel GCD function Returns the greatest common divisor of two or more integers. So you can use the GCD function to get the largest positive integer that divides the numbers evenly in Excel. The GCD… read more »
In elementary mathematics, a ratio is a connection or comparison between two or more integers. For example, ratios are often expressed as “:” to demonstrate the relationship between two numbers. You would think that manually calculating a ratio from two numbers is simple, and in some ways, it is, but when you come into a… read more »
This post will guide you how to use Excel RRI function with syntax and examples in Microsoft excel. Description The Excel RRI function Returns an equivalent interest rate for the growth of an investment. So you can use the RRI function to get the the growth of an investment based on present and future value… read more »
CAGR in Excel is a formula that calculates the compound annual growth rate for any invested amount over the specified years or timeframe. Although there is no direct function in Excel that can help us identify the CAGR value, there are numerous functions available that can help us calculate the return rate on investment; for… read more »
You might have come across a task in which you were assigned to build hyperlinks, which seems very easy, and if you are new to excel or don’t have enough experience with it, then you might wonder about doing this task manually but let me add that no doubt it seems easy to build two… read more »
Suppose you got a task to adjust the values that contain the ties; what would be your first attempt to break the ties of the given value? If you are wondering about doing this task manually, let me add that you will end up exhausted, and there is a probability that you will not complete… read more »
In today’s article we will show you how to calculate the total cost for a given weight using the Excel VLOOKUP function. This function will help us to find the appropriate unit price for that weight and then we can use the simple multiplication “unit price * weight” to get the total cost. Suppose we… read more »
Assume that you’ve been assigned a task of calculating bond valuation; so if you are new to Ms Excel or do not have much experience with it, then I am pretty sure about it that doing this task manually might be your first approach, which is fine, but what will you do if you were… read more »
Today, through a simple example, we will show you how to use one of the most common-used Mathematical functions in excel, the SUM function, to add up the sum. In our daily life, we keep an account of what we spend every day. For statistical purpose, we would like to know the total expenses in… read more »
You might have come across a task in which you were assigned to make BMI calculations of the supplied numbers, and you may be looking for an efficient approach to accomplish this process rather than doing BMI calculations manually, by which you can also complete that task, but ultimately you will end up exhausted. But… read more »
In our daily life, most of us will invest or take a loan, so we need to master some simple financial functions to calculate the period needed for loans or investments. If you work as an accountant, you need to master some basic Excel financial functions even more. In fact, Excel provides many basic financial… read more »
In the office, a special machine record the time when you start working (clock in office) and when you finish working (clock out of office). We can calculate the total working time by subtracting the end working time from the start working time. If we also take out the lunch break, we have to subtract… read more »
