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The Future Value function in Excel, or the FV function, will give you the future value on an investment. It is one of the financial function in Excel. Future Value Function - arguments The Future Value function has five arguments. Three of the five are required. Two arguments are optional.
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You should know the difference between the Annual Percentage Yield (APY) and the Interest Rate. APY takes compounding into account while the interest rate does not. APY is a better reflection on what you will earn on a savings or CD account and even some checking accounts. APY is based
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Power Query in Excel for Office 365 performs fuzzy matches. Imagine you need to compare two lists of customers. One list is the master list, and the 2nd list is also a customer list, but not an exact match. For example, the master list has "The Home Depot"
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Creating a two-color column chart in Excel can be done with an IF statement to make it dynamic. You can manually change the column colors by right-clicking each column you want to change, but that is a lot of work, and if the numbers change, the column could show the
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Paste Values in Excel is an excellent feature. It copies only the value of a cell, not the formula.
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In Excel, use the Power Query Editor (Get and Transform data) to unpivot columns and transform your data. If your data is set up cross tabular, you can't sort, filter, subtotal, or create PivotTables. To transform your data, use Power Query Editor. It changes your columns into rows.
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The SORTBY Function is one of six new dynamic array functions in Microsoft Excel. SORTBY function allows you to sort one range, based on another range. Example: You have a list of employees with the following fields: Name, Department, and Salary. You want to sort it on a separate workbook
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XLOOKUP is the latest function for Microsoft Excel. It came out on **August 28, 2019**. If you like VLOOKUP and Index/Match, you are going to love the XLOOKUP function. There are over 450 functions in Excel. Rarely does a new function come out that is a game-changer. XLOOKUP is
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The SumIfs Function is an awesome Excel function. It came out with Excel 2007. It is superior to the Sumif function. The Sumif function only allows one criterion. The Sumifs function allows 29 criteria. In this video I look at referencing cells with Sumifs, using operators with sumifs. Examples of
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You can find the lowest or highest values for rows or columns in Excel using Conditional Formatting. You will need to use eihter the MIN Function, which finds the lowest value, or the MAX function, which finds the highest value. To find the lowest value by Rows 1. Select your
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The break-even point is when a company has Net Income of zero ($0.00). The revenues generated covered the expenses. There are two types of costs: - fixed - variable To find the break-even point, you need to know the **Contribution Margin**. The contribution margin can be shown as either
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The IF function is one of the most popular and powerful functions in Excel. The IF function has three arguments. Two of the arguments are optional. The IF function is **=IF(logical test, value if true, value if false)** Examples of the IF function - I want to give a