Learn how to analyze data with Excel by following these tutorials. You’ll learn how to calculate statistical concepts and work with mathematical functions in Excel.
The Excel SUMIF() function is an incredibly flexible function, letting you sum values if they meet a condition. One thing that’s not clear, is how to sum cells that meet multiple different conditions when any of them should be included. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use the Excel SUMIF() function using OR logic. …
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In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use the Excel SUMIFS() function to add values between two numbers. This can be incredibly useful when you need to sum values in a given range, such as to calculate different commission totals. For example, sales that are between $1,000 and $2,000 may be eligible for different commissions …
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The Excel SUMIF() and SUMIFS() functions can be used to add values based on a date range, such as between two dates, before a date, and after a date. Being able to add values within date ranges is an important skill in many different industries. This is especially true for finance, where you may need …
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The Excel SUMIF() function allows you to add values conditionally, including summing only positive (or negative) numbers. Because the function allows you to add values based on a condition, you can be confident that your values will add correctly. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use the SUMIF() function to sum only positive (or …
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Adding values based on text conditions is an incredibly useful skill. For example, you can add values based on a cell containing a partial string, such as cells containing a particular product code. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use the Excel SUMIF() function to add values containing a partial text, starting with a …
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The Excel SUMIF() function allows you to add up values conditionally, such as when values are less than or equal to a given value. This allows you to, for example, dd values that don’t meet certain sales quotas. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use the Excel SUMIF() and SUMIFS() functions to add up …
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The Excel SUMIF() function allows you to add up values conditionally, such as when values are greater than or equal to a provided value. This allows you to, for example, calculate sums that are eligible for bonuses. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use the Excel SUMIF() and SUMIFS() functions to add up values …
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In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use the Excel SUMIF() function to sum values that aren’t equal to a particular value or values. The SUMIF() function is used to add values based on a condition. Because of this, we can use the function to sum values that aren’t equal to a value. Similarly, we …
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The Excel SUMIF() function allows you to add values conditionally. However, it will also fail if you have a #N/A error, #DIV/0 error, or any other error in your range of data. Thankfully, this is quick and easy to solve! In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to ignore the #N/A error in the Excel SUMIF() …
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The Excel COUNTIF() function is an incredibly flexible function, letting you count values if they meet a condition. One thing that’s not clear, is how to count cells that meet multiple different conditions when any of them should be included. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use the Excel COUNTIF() function using OR logic. …
