40 Microsoft Excel Functions to Make Your Work Easy and Efficient

 40 Microsoft Excel Functions to Make Your Work Easy and Efficient :

1. Use the SUM function to quickly total a range of cells.
2. Use the AVERAGE function to calculate the average of a range of cells.
3. Use the MAX and MIN functions to find the highest and lowest values in a range of cells.
4. Use the IF function to add logical test to your formulas.
5. Use the TEXT function to format numbers as text.
6. Use the CONCATENATE function to join cell values together.
7. Use the ROWS and COLUMNS functions to count the number of rows or columns in a range.
8. Use the TODAY function to insert the current date into a cell.
9. Use the NETWORKDAYS function to calculate the number of working days between two dates.
10. Use the IFERROR function to catch and handle errors in your formulas.
11. Use the RANK function to find the ranking of a value in a list.
12. Use the INDEX and MATCH functions to perform advanced lookups.
13. Use the OFFSET function to create a dynamic range.
14. Use the SUBTOTAL function to calculate subtotals in a list.
15. Use the MONTH and YEAR functions to extract the month or year from a date.
16. Use the NETWORKDAYS.INTL function to calculate working days taking into account weekends and holidays.
17. Use the DATE function to create a date by specifying the year, month, and day.
18. Use the HLOOKUP and VLOOKUP functions to search for data in a table.
19. Use the COUNT and COUNTIF functions to count the number of cells in a range that meet certain criteria.
20. Use the TODAY and DAY functions to calculate a person's age.
21. Use the IFNA function to catch and handle #N/A errors in your formulas.
22. Use the ABS function to return the absolute value of a number.
23. Use the RAND and RANDBETWEEN functions to generate random numbers.
24. Use the TRIM function to remove leading and trailing spaces from text.
25. Use the LEN function to count the number of characters in a cell.
26. Use the LEFT and RIGHT functions to extract characters from a cell.
27. Use the MID function to extract a specific number of characters from a cell.
28. Use the PROPER function to convert text to proper case.
29. Use the UPPER and LOWER functions to convert text to upper or lower case.
30. Use the REPT function to repeat text a certain number of times.
31. Use the REPLACE function to replace part of a cell's text with different text.
32. Use the FIND function to locate the position of a substring within a cell.
33. Use the SEARCH function to locate the position of a substring within a cell, with the ability to specify which position to start searching from.
34. Use the SUBSTITUTE function to replace one or more specific substrings with different text.
35. Use the CHAR function to return a specific character based on its ASCII code.
36. Use the CODE function to return the ASCII code for the first character in a cell.
37. Use the VALUE function to convert text that appears to be a number to an actual number.
38. Use the DOLLAR function to convert a number to text and format it as a currency.
39. Use the ROWS and COLUMNS functions to return the number of rows or columns in a reference.
40. Use the ADDRESS function to return the address of cells

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