Category: Excel®
How to Use the IF Formula in Excel, Part 1
Sometimes you need your data to tell you more. The IF formula as a function gives your data a voice and turns raw numbers into useful information. For example: Your wholesale company charges different rates depending on the size of bulk orders – customers who order more receive volume discounts.…
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Excel PivotTable Percentage: Which Customers Are Costing You A Fortune?
Let's suppose you have sales by state, and each state belongs to a sales region. What percentage of your sales come from each region? First, Set Up Your PivotTable 1. Align your data in a table format, as shown here. Type "State," "Region," and "Sales" in row A. 2. Drag…
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Quick Tips for Calculating Percentages In Excel
Here are some techniques for calculating percentages. For these examples, we have a simple sheet of travel expenses and you are after the percentage results of prices going up or down for the total and for the individual months. Percent increase Let’s say you anticipate more travel the following year…
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How to Calculate Percentage of Total in Excel
The Ins and Outs of Excel Percentage Formula
Create a Gantt Chart in Excel
If you do any project management, you’ll eventually need to (or be asked to) create a Gantt chart
The Power of Excel Array Formulas Part II
Use an array formula to attach an IF to a function that doesn’t have one
The Power of Excel Array Formulas Part I
Use an array formula to create an IF statement that has two conditions