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Saturday, April 5, 2008
Games in Microsoft Excel
Some where I have heard about playing games in Microsoft Excel ,I have tried a lot about it but failed. Some people told me it is possible only when you have a licensed Microsoft Office, even I have licensed Microsoft Excel in my office but I have not found any game in Excel. If you know how to play games in Excel please guide.
It will be a great help.
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It will be a great help.
You can visit this site for advanced Microsoft Excel Training
Free Microsoft Excel Training
Thanks a lot
Shailendra
FREQUENCY FUNCTION
I am little bit confused about Frequency function in Microsoft Excel. If any one know about this function, please let me know how and where to use this function.
Sunday, March 30, 2008
ISERROR in Microsoft Excel
While performing some Mathematical calculation in excel many error comes as result as #DIV/0!
To hide these errors in the result use combination of IF, ISERROR and your calculation like this.
=IF(ISERROR(C4/D4),0,C4/D4)
To hide these errors in the result use combination of IF, ISERROR and your calculation like this.
=IF(ISERROR(C4/D4),0,C4/D4)
ISNA and Vlookup in Microsoft Excel
I believe you are frequent user of Vlookup function. Have you ever send #N/A in the result.
When you apply Vlookup on lookup value is it is available in Table array corresponding result will be displayed and if it is not available in Table array an error #N/A will be returned that looks very funny in the result.
To avoid this we use combination of IF, ISNA function with Vlookup, Syntax is as following.
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(C6,$F:$F,1,0)),"",VLOOKUP(C6,$F:$F,1,0))
This formula will replace all #N/A to blank. You can put your custom text or 0 in place of "".
C6 is lookup value
F:F is table array
Try it yourself.
When you apply Vlookup on lookup value is it is available in Table array corresponding result will be displayed and if it is not available in Table array an error #N/A will be returned that looks very funny in the result.
To avoid this we use combination of IF, ISNA function with Vlookup, Syntax is as following.
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(C6,$F:$F,1,0)),"",VLOOKUP(C6,$F:$F,1,0))
This formula will replace all #N/A to blank. You can put your custom text or 0 in place of "".
C6 is lookup value
F:F is table array
Try it yourself.
Friday, March 28, 2008
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