
Explore core Excel formulas and worksheet functions, from operators and precedence to built-in functions, references, tables, and advanced tools like VLOOKUP, INDEX, and array formulas.
What you will get from this Excel lecture:
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Operator has working hierarchy. All the operators in a formula does not work at the same time.
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Excel is nothing but a word processor if you deduct Excel's capability to use functions. Functions are the hearts of Excel. In this video, you will learn how to insert Excel functions into a formula.
You will also learn how to use effectively Insert Function dialog box.
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In this video lecture, you will learn how to work with the following functions:
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You will learn how to concatenate two or more text strings into one in two ways:
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In this video lecture, you will learn several Excel functions related to Date & Time. They are:
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You will learn about two Excel functions. They are:
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Count substring occurrences in a cell using len and substitute, perform case-sensitive and case-insensitive counts with upper, and derive totals by subtracting lengths.
Learn to separate full names into first, middle, and last parts with a new formula based on if, len, and mid, building on prior first and last name formulas.
Learn to count words in a cell using a formula based on len, substitute, and trim, and use if to handle blanks for accurate results.
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VLOOKUP() is one of the top 10 Excel functions.
In this video lecture: you will learn about VLOOKUP() function with multiple examples.
From this lecture and in the next 3 lectures, I have taught you how a professional and advanced Excel template is built actually. I have showed the process in step by step ways. I skipped some steps for your practicing purposes. Follow these tutorials and you will be able to build your own Excel template for yourself. Thanks for watching my course lectures.
Build an invoice tracker template from scratch by creating four worksheets—customers, invoices main, invoice details, and invoice—and converting ranges into named tables with a wisp theme and total row.
Learn to build and validate an Excel invoice tracker with lookup columns and data validation dropdowns, using table references, the subtotal function, and sumif to calculate and aggregate invoice details.
Learn how the invoice template in Excel uses a named range rngInvoice and data validation. Explore how formulas like IFERROR, VLOOKUP, MATCH, INDEX, and array formulas populate bill details.
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Excel formulas and functions are the heart of Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. They are essential to manipulating data and obtaining useful information from your Excel workbooks.
Without Excel formulas and functions, Excel spreadsheet would simply be a fancy word-processing document. Welcome to my Excel Formulas and Functions course.
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So, if you are interested to learn advanced Excel formulas and functions with a real life project, then this course is for you. Thanks for reading. Enjoy the course!