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Excel formulas Cell address Relative address: Column letter(s) & Row number Relative address changes during copying Absolute address: $Column letter(s) & $Row number Absolute address remain unchanged during copying Key F4 switches between relative and absolute address Content of cell can be: Blank Numeric value (including date and time) Text Logical value (TRUE or FALSE) Formula (begins with =) Formula contains mathematical (+,-,*,/,^), logical(=,>,<,<=,>=,<>) or text (&) operations and/or functions Cell range First cell (left-upper):Last cell (right-bottom) Cells and ranges can have names. Functions in Excel Math & Trig functions SUM(cells range) – sum of numerical data SUMIF(cells range;condition;values to sum) – sum of selected values condition – value or conditional expression (>, <) *– any number of any characters ABS(value) – absolute value INT(value) – integer part of value ROUND(value;number of digits) – rounded value RAND() – random number in range 0...1 RANDBETWEEN(min;max) – random integer number between min and max Trigonometric functions – PI, SIN, COS, TAN, ASIN, ACOS, ATAN Statistical functions Empty cells and cells with non-numeric values are mostly ignored. MIN(cells range) – minimal value MAX(cells range) – maximum value AVERAGE(cells range) – average of values COUNT(cells range) – number of cells with numeric value COUNTA(cells range) – number of non-empty cells COUNTBLANK(cells range) – number of empty cells COUNTIF(cells range;condition) – number of cells satisfying condition COUNTIFS(cells range1;condition1;cells range2;condition2;...) – number of cells satisfying all conditions RANK.EQ(value;cells range) – place (rank) of value in range of values LARGE(cells range;position) – value in specified position (descending sequence) SMALL(cells range;position) – value in specified position (ascending sequence) MODE.SNGL(cells range) – most frequently occurring value (#N/A, if missing) Date & Time functions Date-Time-value Integer part – number of days from 1. January 1900 Decimal part – part of day, used for time Formatting shows Date-Time-value differently, but don’t change its value! TODAY() – computer date NOW() – computer date and time DATE(year;month;day) – creating Date-Time-value (Date part) TIME(hour;minute;second) – creating Date-Time-value (Time part) YEAR(Date-Time-value) MONTH(Date-Time-value) DAY(Date-Time-value) HOUR(Date-Time-value) MINUTE(Date-Time-value) SECOND(Date-Time-value) WEEKDAY(Date-Time-value;2) – weekday (1=Monday) DAYS360(Date-Time-value1, Date-Time-value2) – Difference in days, using 360-days system (12 months, 30 days in every month) EDATE(Date-Time-value;months) – adding months to date EOMONTH(Date-Time-value;months) – last day in month NETWORKDAYS – number of workdays, excluding holidays WORKDAY – adding workdays, excluding holidays YEARFRAC – difference of two dates in years Lookup functions Search (lookup) table First column – values for lookup Other columns – search values VLOOKUP(lookup value;cells range of lookup table;number of column;search mode) Mode TRUE (default) – range search, Mode FALSE – search of exact value. HLOOKUP – search from horizontal lookup table CHOOSE(index;array) – choose from array of values MATCH(value;range;mode) – index (position) of value in the range; mode=0 – exact match INDEX(range;row_num;column_num) – value in range of cells Logical functions IF(condition;formula if true;formula if false) – formula depends on condition IFERROR(formula, if formula value is error) IFNA(formula, if formula value is #N/A) AND, OR, NOT – logical operations TRUE, FALSE – logical values Information functions ISBLANK(cell) – true, if cell is blank ISNUMBER(cell) – true, if cell contains numeric value ISTEXT(cell) – true, if cell contains text value ISNONTEXT(cell) – true, if cell contains non-text value ISLOGICAL(cell) – t true, if cell contains logical value ISERROR(cell) – true, if cell contains error formula ISERR(cell) – true, if cell contains error formula (but not #N/A) ISNA(cell) – true, if cell contains error formula (result #N/A) Text functions Convert character<->code – CHAR, CODE Convert numeric value to text – TEXT, DOLLAR, FIXED Convert text to number – VALUE Part of text value – LEFT, RIGHT, MID Length of text - LEN Concatenate (add) texts – CONCATENATE Remove blanks - TRIM Compare texts – EXACT Letter case – UPPER, LOWER, PROPER Find character or text in another text – FIND Substitution: part of text – SUBSTITUTE Substitution: number of characters – REPLACE Financial functions Loan, leasing, bank deposit Conditions to use financial functions: 1. Periodical payments, equal amount, equal time period 2. Interest rate is constant 3. Incoming amount – positive, paid amount – negative 4. Time unit must be the same for all parameters Parameters: Rate – interest rate (mostly year) Nper – number of payments Pmt – payment amount Per – sequential number of payment Pv – present value Fv – future value PMT(Rate;Nper;Pv) – payment RATE(Nper;Pmt;Pv) – interest rate FV(Rate;Nper;Pmt) – future value (periodical payments) FV(Rate;Nper;;Pv) – future value of deposit PV(Rate;Nper;Pmt) – present value NPER(Rate;Pmt;Pv) – number of payments (result is not necessarily integer!) IPMT(Rate;Per;Nper;Pv) – interest part of payment PPMT(Rate;Per;Nper;Pv) – base part of payment Depreciation Parameters: Cost – present value of investment Salvage – selling value (in future) Life – lifetime Period – number of time period SLN(Cost;Salvage;Life) – proportional depreciation DDB(Cost;Salvage;Life;Period) – very quick depreciation SYD(Cost;Salvage;Life;Period) – medium depreciation Calculating investment IRR(cash flow) – rate of return investment negative, profits positive values