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Note: Some of the GIFs and visuals are from a previous version of Excel. When applicable, the copy has been updated to provide instruction for users of both newer and older Excel versions. 1. Use Pivot tables to recognize and make sense of data. Here you can see that instead of selecting a whole Column, the SUM is being calculated for certain Cells, and then by using the Fill Handle the Formula is repeated and used to work out the total outgoing for each month. You can then create a similar calculation to work out the total income for each month. Table Array: The range of columns on Sheet 2 containing the new data you want to bring over to Sheet 1. In our example, “A” means Column A, which contains the “Patronus” information for each person. Oatfeed - oat hulls (which is about 30% of an oat grain which is either burnt or put in low cost feedstuffs e.g. horses, rabbits) A first tip to make a note of is if you’re entering information like dates or months into Excel, it is smart enough to recognise what you’re trying to do. If you locate the Fill Handle in the bottom right corner of the Cell that you entered the first date/month in and drag up/down/sideways as demonstrated below, it will automatically input the next dates/months into the Cells you drag the handle over.

The entrepreneurs amongst us who are starting their own business will definitely have a use for Excel in some way, shape or form. Working out your startup budget? Excel can help with that. Forecasting your sales figures for the coming months? Excel can help with that. Making a cup of coffee? Excel cannot help with that, sorry. Instead of referring to a range of cells by its coordinates (e.g., A1:B10), you can assign a name to it. This makes formulas more readable and easier to manage. Optional. Additional conditions that you want to test that can evaluate to either TRUE or FALSE, up to a maximum of 255 conditions. Simplified data analysis: When using named ranges, you can create more intuitive data analysis by referring to named ranges in functions like SUM, AVERAGE, COUNTIF, etc. Here is a fairly common scenario where we need to calculate if sales people qualify for a bonus using IF and AND.Enhanced collaboration: Named ranges make it easier to collaborate with others, as they can understand the purpose of a named range and use it in their own calculations. The arguments must evaluate to logical values, such as TRUE or FALSE, or the arguments must be arrays or references that contain logical values. For example, in the situation below, I want to award ten points to everyone who belongs in the Gryffindor house. Instead of manually typing in 10‘s next to each Gryffindor student’s name, I can use the IF Excel formula to say that if the student is in Gryffindor, then they should get ten points. Here is an example: Columns run left to right along the top of the Worksheet/Tab and are labelled according to the alphabet. Rows run down along the left side of the Worksheet/Tab and are labelled numerically. So if you’re looking at a Cell which sits on Column A, Row 1, the Cell’s name will be A1. Eg. 500kg horse in moderate work looks well on daily recommended amount (4kg = 3.25 Stubbs scoops) of Ease & Excel, which delivers 53MJ of DE. To provide the same total daily DE level, you would need to feed 4.4kg (2 ½ Stubbs scoops).

Note: In the example above, I awarded 10 points to everyone in Gryffindor. If I later wanted to sum the total number of points, I wouldn‘t be able to because the 10’s are in quotes, thus making them text and not a number that Excel can sum. Adding or deleting single columns, rows, and spreadsheets. (Below, we'll get into how to add things like multiple columns and rows.) Equal sign: Before creating any formula, you’ll need to write an equal sign (=) in the cell where you want the result to appear.

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To remove your duplicates, highlight the row or column that you want to remove duplicates of. Then, go to the Data tab and select “Remove Duplicates” (which is under the Tools subheader in the older version of Excel). A pop-up will appear to confirm which data you want to work with. Select “Remove Duplicates,” and you're good to go. Filters allow you to pare down your data to only look at certain rows at one time. In Excel, a filter can be added to each column in your data — and from there, you can then choose which cells you want to view at once. Rows are labelled along the left side of the Worksheet/Tab numerically and run down from top to bottom. Each Row is a horizontal series of Cells. Pro Tip: Copy and paste the values in the spreadsheet when a Filter is on to do additional analysis in another spreadsheet. 4. Remove duplicate data points or sets. Improved formula readability: Named ranges make formulas easier to understand and navigate, especially in complex calculations or large datasets.