Here we have small video that how you may highlight a row based on different cell values. This will help you to understand how you can use excel formulas in conditional formatting to format the cells. Subscribe us for more updates. Happy Learning 🙂
This tutorial teaches the basics of correlation in Excel. It shows how to find a correlation coefficient, make a correlation matrix, and understand the results.
Correlation is one of the easiest calculations you can do in Excel. Even though it’s easy, it helps a lot in understanding how two or more things are related. Excel has all the tools you need to do a correlation analysis—you just need to know how to use them
Index Match in Excel are powerful tools for advanced lookups. They’re popular because they’re incredibly flexible. You can use them to search horizontally or vertically, perform two-way searches, find values to the left of your search criteria, handle case-sensitive searches, and even search using multiple conditions. If you want to improve your Excel skills, mastering INDEX and MATCH is essential. Below, you’ll find numerous examples to help you grasp how they function.
Conditional Formatting helps to easily identify the usual and unusual numbers/ conditions, creating interactive visualization by means of Highlight Cells by Rules, Top/Bottom Rules, Data Bars, Color Scales and Icon Sets.
Microsoft Excel “TODAY” function is used to get the current Date. It is very useful function and can be used in many ways. “TODAY Function” does not have any argument that makes this easy to apply and implement.
MIN function is used to get the smallest number in range or list of values.MIN function has one required i.e. number1 and optional argument i.e. [number2]
AVERAGEIF function is used to get the “average” of values for matching criteria across range. Average = Sum of all values / number of items.
