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AVERAGE vs. AVERAGEA vs. AVERAGEIFS

The AVERAGE functions in Excel are nice set of functions to get under your tool belt if data analysis is at all part of your

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Following up on our post about some of the most commonly used Excel text functions, today we’re going to focus on

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The Vlookup vs. Index Match debate has been going on for a while. Vlookup is easier to grasp and often all you really need.

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Very often in Excel you want to summarize a set of data to pull out insights. The MIN and MAX functions can help you do

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In this post I’ll show you a quick excel shortcut for calculating a rate of change. Rate of change is defined as the

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When analyzing data you often have to compare two lists to see if They both contain the same data You’re missing data

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I remember listing “Microsoft Excel” as a skill on my resume just out of college. The only functions I knew how

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I’d probably list INDEX-MATCH in the top 5 things to know in excel if you want to add the skill to your resume and not

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Excel is very good when it comes to dealing with dates. To simplify the math on its end, it calculates a date as “the