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Basic Description
The Excel Char function returns the character relating to a supplied character set number (from 1 to 255).
Note that the character set may vary across different operating systems and so, for a specific number, the Char function may
return different results on different computers.
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56 8
64 @
1 to 255).
mber, the Char function may
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Basic Description
The Excel T function tests if a supplied value is text and if so, returns the supplied text; Otherwise, the function returns an emp
The format of the function is:
T( value )
Where the value argument is the value that you want to test.
Data T Function
Sae m Sae m
Saem 123 Saem 123
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se, the function returns an empty text string.
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YEARFRAC
Start Date End Date Fraction

1-Jan-98 1-Apr-98 0.25
1-Jan-98 31-May-98 0
1-Jan-98 1-Aug-98 58%
What Does It Do?

This function calculates the difference between two dates and expresses the result
as a decimal fraction.
Syntax
=YEARFRAC(StartDate,EndData,Basis)
Basis : Defines the calendar system to be used in the function.
0 : or omitted USA style 30 days per month divided by 360.
1 : 29 or 30 or 31 days per month divided by 365.
2 : 29 or 30 or 31 days per month divided by 360.
3 : 29 or 30 0r 31 days per month divided by 365.
4 : European 29 or 30 or 31 days divided by 360.
Formatting
The result will be shown as a decimal fraction, but can be formatted as a percent.
Example
The following table was used by a company which hired people on short term contracts
for a part of the year.
The Pro Rata Salary which represents the annual salary is entered.
The Start and End dates of the contract are entered.
The =YEARFRAC() function is used to calculate Actual Salary for the portion of the year.
Start End Pro Rata Salary Actual Salary

1-Jan-98 31-Dec-98 £12,000 £12,000
1-Jan-98 31-Mar-98 £12,000 £3,000
1-Jan-98 30-Jun-98 £12,000 £6,000
Note
The extra 1 has been added to the End date to compensate for the fact that the =YEARFRAC()
function calculates from the Start date up to, but not including, the End date.
=YEARFRAC(C4,D4)
=YEARFRAC(C5,D5)
=YEARFRAC(C6,D6)
es and expresses the result
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be formatted as a percent.
people on short term contracts
lary for the portion of the year.
=YEARFRAC(B32,C32+1,4)*D32
sate for the fact that the =YEARFRAC()

cluding, the End date.
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TRUNC
Precision
For Truncated
Number Truncation Number
1.47589 0 1 =TRUNC(C4,D4)
1.47589 1 1.4 =TRUNC(C5,D5)
1.47589 2 1.47 =TRUNC(C6,D6)
-1.47589 1 -1.4 =TRUNC(C7,D7)
-1.47589 2 -1.47 =TRUNC(C8,D8)
13643.476 -1 13640 =TRUNC(C9,D9)
13643.476 -2 13600 =TRUNC(C10,D10)
13643.476 -3 13000 =TRUNC(C11,D11)
What Does It Do ?
This function removes the decimal part of a number, it does not actually round the number.
Syntax
=TRUNC(NumberToTuncate,Precision)
Formatting
No special formatting is needed.
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Code Product Price Code Product Price
123 Paper 5.00 123 Paper 5.00
124 Lamp 15.00 124 Lamp 15.00
125 Desk 75.00 00125 Desk 75.00
126 Pencil 0.50 126 Pencil 0.50
123 Paper 123 #N/A

123 Paper 123 Paper
123 Paper 123 Paper
00125 #N/A
00125 Desk
00125 Desk
Conditional formatting indicates which
cells contain text, and which contain numbers
Text Number
123 123
TRUE TRUE
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www.contextures.com 02/28/2024
Concert budget
Costs
Venue: # seats 600
Talent $ 6,000
Venue rental 750
Amplification 450
Lighting 350
Ticketing 300
Security 250
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Total costs 8,350
Revenues
Price/ticket 35
Ticket sales $ 21,000

Merchandising 3,000
Food & beverage 9,000
Total revenue 33,000
Profit or loss $ 24,650

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Basic Description
The Excel Iferror function tests if an initial supplied value (or expression) returns an error, and if so, returns a second supplied
Otherwise the function returns the initial value.
Note: the Iferror function is new to Excel 2007, so is not available in earlier versions of Excel.
The syntax of the function is:

IFERROR( value, value_if_error )
VALUE1 VALUE2 ERROR FUNCTION

1 2 0.5
1 0 THERE WAS SOME SORT OF ERROR
nd if so, returns a second supplied argument;
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Basic Description
The Excel CODE function converts the first character of a supplied text string into the associated numeric character
set code used by your computer.
Note that the returned code may vary across different computer systems.
Saem 83
LGS 76
S
ed numeric character
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SIGN
Positive or
Value Negative
10 1 =SIGN(C4)
20 1 =SIGN(C5)
0 0 =SIGN(C6)
-10 -1 =SIGN(C7)
-20 -1 =SIGN(C8)
What Does It Do ?
This function tests a value to determine whether it is positive or negative.
If the value is positive the result is 1.
If the value is negative the result is -1.
If the value is zero 0 the result is 0.
Syntax
=SIGN(CellToTest)
The CellToTest can be a cell or a calculation.
Formatting
No special formatting is needed.
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COMBINCOMBIN
Pool Of Items Items In A Group Possible Groups

4 2 6
4 3 4
26 2 325
What Does It Do ?
This function calculates the highest number of combinations available based upon
a fixed number of items.
The internal order of the combination does not matter, so AB is the same as BA.
Syntax
=COMBIN(HowManyItems,GroupSize)
Formatting
No special formatting is required.
Example 1
This example calculates the possible number of pairs of letters available
from the four characters ABCD.
Total Characters Group Size Combinations

4 2 6
The proof ! The four letters : ABCD

Pair 1 AB
Pair 2 AC
Pair 3 AD
Pair 4 BC
Pair 5 BD
Pair 6 CD
Example 2
A decorator is asked to design a colour scheme for a new office.
The decorator is given five colours to work with, but can only use three in any scheme.
How many colours schemes can be created ?
Available Colours Colours Per Scheme Totals Schemes

5 3 10
The colours
Red
Green
Blue
Yellow
Black
Scheme 1 Scheme 2 Scheme 3

Red Red Red
Green Green Green
Blue Yellow Black
Scheme 6 Scheme 7 Scheme 8

Green Green Green
Blue Blue Yellow
Yellow Black Black
=COMBIN(C4,D4)
=COMBIN(C5,D5)
=COMBIN(C6,D6)
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ns available based upon
AB is the same as BA.
tters available
=COMBIN(C25,D25)
nly use three in any scheme.
=COMBIN(C41,D41)
Scheme 4 Scheme 5
Red Red
Blue Blue
Yellow Black
Scheme 9 Scheme 10
Blue ??????
Yellow
Black
ABS
Number Absolute Value

10 10 =ABS(C4)
-10 10 =ABS(C5)
1.25 1.25 =ABS(C6)
-1.25 1.25 =ABS(C7)
What Does it Do ?
This function calculates the value of a number, irrespective of whether it is positive or negative.
Syntax
=ABS(CellAddress or Number)
Formatting
The result will be shown as a number, no special formatting is needed.
Example
The following table was used by a company testing a machine which cuts timber.
The machine needs to cut timber to an exact length.
Three pieces of timber were cut and then measured.
In calculating the difference between the Required Length and the Actual Length it does
not matter if the wood was cut too long or short, the measurement needs to be expressed as
an absolute value.
Table 1 shows the original calculations.

The Difference for Test 3 is shown as negative, which has a knock on effect
when the Error Percentage is calculated.
Whether the wood was too long or short, the percentage should still be expressed
as an absolute value.
Table 1
Error
Required Actual
Test Difference Percentag
Length Length
Cut e
Test 1 120 120 0 0%
Test 2 120 90 30 25%
Test 3 120 150 -30 -25%
=D36-E36
Table 2 shows the same data but using the =ABS() function to correct the calculations.
Table 2
Error
Required Actual
Test Difference Percentag
Length Length
Cut e
Test 1 120 120 0 0%
Test 2 120 90 30 25%
Test 3 120 150 30 25%
=ABS(D45-E45)
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CLEAN
Dirty Text Clean Text

Hello Hello =CLEAN(C4)
What Does It Do?

This function removes any nonprintable characters from text.
These nonprinting characters are often found in data which has been imported
from other systems such as database imports from mainframes.
Syntax
=CLEAN(TextToBeCleaned)
Formatting
No special formatting is needed. The result will show as normal text.
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Basic Description
The Excel Choose function returns a value from an array, that corresponds to a supplied index number (position).
It may help to think of the Choose function as a function that returns the nth entry in a given list.
The syntax of the function is:

CHOOSE( index_num, value1, [value2], ... )
In Excel 2007 and later versions of Excel, up to 254 value arguments can be supplied to the Choose function.
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mber (position).
ied to the Choose function.
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Goal Seek
Units Sold 300

Price Per Unit 3.8
Revenue 1140
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COLUMNS & ROWS
Get the number of columns in an array or reference.
SS# Department Status Hire Date Years Benefits Salary
339-48-8599 Project & Contract Services Contract 10/26/98 25 60,070
443-92-6890 Research Center Full Time 8/2/99 24 R 42,800
377-19-4926 Manufacturing Full Time 7/30/07 16 M 44,260
948-19-5711 ADC Contract 8/4/01 22 42,540
894-03-0119 Manufacturing Full Time 11/24/97 26 DM 66,010
174-48-3231 Professional Training Group Full Time 4/9/87 36 DMR 40,940
869-52-4136 Process Development Full Time 3/1/93 30 R 43,410
548-70-4405 Quality Assurance Contract 2/1/96 28 60,800
213-58-4397 Manufacturing Full Time 8/14/98 25 R 62,750
965-91-6299 Project & Contract Services Full Time 2/18/94 30 DM 24,340
436-69-3732 Engineering/Maintenance Full Time 3/12/98 25 M 62,790
828-39-5582 Project & Contract Services Full Time 4/30/88 35 D 71,680
COLUMNS 13
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Department Using Subsitute
Project & Contract & Services Project | Contract | Services
Research & Center Research | Center
Manufacturing, Manufacturing,
A&DC A|DC
Manufacturing & Manufacturing |
Professional & Training Group Professional | Training Group
SUBSTITUTE(text, old_text, new_text, [instance_num]) replaces one set of characters with another in a specified ce
The syntax of the SUBSTITUTE function is as follows:
Text - the original text string or reference to a cell where you want to substitute certain characters.
Old_text - the characters you want to replace.
New_text - the characters you want to replace the old text with.
Nth_appearance - an optional parameter that specifies which occurrence of old_text you want to replace with new_text. If
occurrence of the old text will be replaced with the new text.
For example, the following SUBSTITUTE formula replaces all commas in cell A1 with semicolons:
=SUBSTITUTE(A2, ",", ";")

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s with another in a specified cell or a text string.
haracters.
want to replace with new_text. If omitted, then every
ons:
SS# Department Status Hire Date Years Benefits Salary
443-92-6890 Research Center Full Time 8/2/99 24 R 42,800
948-19-5711 ADC Contract 8/4/01 22 42,540
277-42-3593 Quality Control Half-Time 10/31/87 36 R 13,455
662-24-7915 Operations Full Time 7/19/97 26 DMR 48,990
763-18-2349 Quality Control Contract 11/4/89 34 75,550
850-21-0766 International Clinical Safety Full Time 1/21/02 22 DMR 47,350
469-59-1073 Executive Education Full Time 1/8/98 26 M 61,150
121-68-8720 Pharmacokinetics Contract 10/15/93 30 44,820
317-84-4971 Manufacturing Contract 10/10/94 29 76,910
356-24-2235 Manufacturing Half-Time 8/17/96 27 R 46,710
405-29-7884 Environmental Health/Safety Full Time 12/15/86 37 R 69,060
287-47-6507 Quality Control Half-Time 7/6/89 34 DMR 19,935
248-82-0119 Process Development Full Time 9/16/94 29 DMR 68,520
880-74-7384 Project & Contract Services Full Time 3/14/88 35 M 79,400
121-17-3068 Quality Control Full Time 6/25/07 16 DMR 46,390
357-08-1517 Operations Half-Time 12/28/95 28 R 26,790
557-56-8959 Peptide Chemistry Contract 6/17/93 30 54,190
719-16-5738 Process Development Contract 3/17/07 16 39,440
474-99-9228 Engineering/Maintenance Contract 3/19/95 28 76,930
393-05-1351 Logistics Half-Time 9/29/92 31 D 32,835
722-63-0791 Manufacturing Hourly 12/4/94 29 8,904
625-53-1462 Logistics Full Time 7/2/98 25 DMR 42,480
221-36-4716 Peptide Chemistry Full Time 6/7/97 26 DMR 71,820
967-82-6310 Professional Training Group Full Time 8/21/87 36 D 35,320
863-16-1920 Executive Education Full Time 3/9/95 28 R 50,110
177-33-2873 Manufacturing Full Time 2/8/96 28 DMR 40,060
518-00-9092 Quality Assurance Hourly 8/13/94 29 17,912
323-70-1315 Quality Assurance Full Time 7/8/07 16 M 80,260
592-51-9945 Project & Contract Services Full Time 5/29/04 19 DMR 44,650
372-69-3786 Operations Half-Time 2/2/98 26 DM 31,110
862-69-8919 Quality Control Full Time 5/7/01 22 DM 48,280
272-71-4784 Process Development Hourly 8/29/99 24 21,648
978-09-2408 Research/Development Contract 12/8/90 33 64,720
923-12-3594 Manufacturing Full Time 7/8/95 28 D 81,400
254-20-1611 Operations Full Time 8/4/89 34 M 45,180
764-37-5259 Audit Services Full Time 8/3/00 23 DMR 30,350
822-97-4734 Engineering/Maintenance Hourly 4/22/96 27 33,056
477-11-0649 Major Mfg Projects Full Time 10/30/97 26 DM 45,150
407-29-9017 Logistics Hourly 8/19/05 18 15,744
272-03-6635 Engineering/Operations Full Time 2/17/00 24 DMR 86,530
567-26-6382 Operations Full Time 4/17/95 28 D 49,770
466-40-0098 Operations Contract 8/24/89 34 29,000
619-46-5100 Process Development Full Time 12/16/02 21 DM 27,560
895-40-8697 Operations Full Time 8/14/03 20 R 47,610
581-82-3751 Executive Education Contract 7/16/99 24 73,390
990-84-3236 Project & Contract Services Full Time 4/26/03 20 R 65,880
120-22-4342 Quality Control Hourly 3/24/96 27 32,536
294-16-1481 Operations Half-Time 3/26/95 28 DMR 47,885
491-83-0893 Quality Assurance Full Time 2/20/06 18 R 23,190
622-20-0296 Quality Assurance Full Time 8/20/88 35 DMR 65,571
426-01-4550 Quality Assurance Full Time 6/21/93 30 D 62,965
332-30-2868 Peptide Chemistry Full Time 6/15/95 28 R 23,520
452-69-2136 Environmental Health/Safety Full Time 8/23/93 30 M 26,510
667-81-2117 Engineering/Maintenance Full Time 10/20/88 35 DM 31,830
324-62-2113 Environmental Health/Safety Half-Time 5/4/07 16 R 28,625
992-67-4973 Quality Control Full Time 5/18/92 31 M 64,780
168-14-7877 Operations Half-Time 2/5/98 26 D 15,910
171-86-8795 Logistics Full Time 12/23/86 37 D 32,360
665-00-6199 Peptide Chemistry Full Time 7/11/96 27 D 45,450
360-90-4659 Professional Training Group Full Time 5/15/88 35 R 44,620
824-04-6378 Process Development Full Time 4/10/93 30 D 67,230
932-78-7692 Logistics Contract 12/9/89 34 64,090
797-98-5708 Research Center Full Time 11/29/97 26 D 40,680
555-02-5137 Operations Half-Time 8/20/87 36 M 13,090
290-38-5638 Process Development Half-Time 2/19/88 36 DM 35,045
535-53-9723 Admin Training Half-Time 1/22/88 36 DM 30,445
834-06-1135 Professional Training Group Full Time 3/1/88 35 M 44,560
783-62-4212 Manufacturing Half-Time 2/4/91 33 DM 15,260
332-49-4481 Quality Control Full Time 3/12/95 28 R 48,410
311-52-6157 ADC Hourly 1/28/89 35 35,680
585-81-5837 Executive Education Half-Time 6/25/89 34 D 18,655
885-77-3638 International Clinical Safety Full Time 7/13/96 27 R 75,060
378-88-2665 Project & Contract Services Half-Time 8/6/88 35 DMR 46,380
867-67-1341 Engineering/Maintenance Half-Time 6/5/97 26 DMR 35,280
671-36-0508 Professional Training Group Half-Time 3/14/87 36 DM 39,620
489-66-7166 Quality Assurance Full Time 2/2/96 28 DM 45,880
746-49-7232 Major Mfg Projects Contract 10/25/96 27 R 69,410
542-05-1793 Admin Training Full Time 9/8/95 28 DMR 75,150
750-00-6979 Quality Control Half-Time 8/12/89 34 M 27,710
541-36-5827 Logistics Full Time 10/26/00 23 M 65,560
100-43-2924 ADC Full Time 6/11/95 28 DMR 24,550
991-65-6720 ADC Full Time 5/30/04 19 M 72,830
351-26-8538 Major Mfg Projects Hourly 5/24/96 27 R 61,860
569-70-1716 Manufacturing Half-Time 6/17/95 28 M 21,670
861-88-4260 Major Mfg Projects Full Time 10/25/87 36 DMR 89,140
303-64-1529 Peptide Chemistry Half-Time 8/24/92 31 DMR 49,405
195-24-5117 Executive Education Hourly 1/29/94 30 12,676
631-40-5285 Engineering/Maintenance Full Time 3/15/88 35 R 85,920
624-23-4626 Manufacturing Half-Time 3/5/93 30 DMR 46,645
365-11-7800 Engineering/Maintenance Full Time 5/4/00 23 DMR 66,890
418-70-1946 Quality Control Half-Time 12/2/89 34 DMR 49,545
297-85-2686 Admin Training Full Time 2/11/05 19 D 58,290
920-50-5896 Engineering/Operations Contract 7/8/02 21 78,860
851-40-0058 Process Development Half-Time 1/1/07 17 DMR 16,925
800-68-5434 Quality Control Full Time 8/4/97 26 D 49,930
802-70-0229 Peptide Chemistry Full Time 3/27/89 34 DM 87,980
148-89-9089 Engineering/Maintenance Half-Time 12/14/89 34 DMR 26,890
219-74-0602 Professional Training Group Half-Time 9/19/87 36 D 16,015
925-04-9144 Environmental Health/Safety Full Time 8/28/95 28 DMR 49,860
264-96-0848 Professional Training Group Contract 7/18/87 36 49,070
914-04-1569 International Clinical Safety Full Time 1/8/07 17 R 79,150
924-94-2231 Project & Contract Services Half-Time 5/19/06 17 D 25,245
914-42-8485 ADC Half-Time 7/22/87 36 DM 26,795
425-59-8783 Logistics Half-Time 6/5/92 31 D 21,220
370-60-8224 Manufacturing Admin Full Time 10/29/98 25 DMR 59,140
275-10-2740 Operations Full Time 8/30/88 35 DM 60,560
959-56-8761 Process Development Full Time 1/5/88 36 M 61,470
787-15-6286 Engineering/Maintenance Full Time 9/18/87 36 D 49,810
827-27-7063 Research/Development Hourly 5/31/07 16 19,044
525-69-9951 Project & Contract Services Hourly 10/29/94 29 14,332
529-60-9767 Compliance Contract 4/26/93 30 58,130
364-40-4060 Operations Half-Time 6/10/01 22 DMR 31,255
836-95-3739 Quality Assurance Half-Time 6/5/96 27 M 20,990
659-92-9807 Logistics Full Time 7/6/02 21 DMR 22,410
601-94-2708 Compliance Half-Time 5/5/06 17 R 28,680
891-22-4981 Quality Control Half-Time 11/18/89 34 D 11,230
209-84-6975 Project & Contract Services Half-Time 5/24/98 25 D 12,545
736-68-8620 Logistics Half-Time 4/16/05 18 DMR 39,515
124-20-3063 Environmental Health/Safety Half-Time 6/29/07 16 R 10,520
936-73-0279 Engineering/Maintenance Half-Time 8/26/93 30 M 48,415
132-01-6163 Operations Half-Time 7/28/05 18 M 38,575
600-45-8368 Engineering/Maintenance Half-Time 5/20/05 18 D 22,535
699-05-3064 International Clinical Safety Contract 11/22/01 22 60,060
291-79-8311 Executive Education Full Time 7/27/93 30 DMR 80,120
781-91-3936 AdminTraining Half-Time 11/8/99 24 D 17,735
122-44-0839 Peptide Chemistry Half-Time 11/13/94 29 DMR 20,500
115-40-4531 Project & Contract Services Half-Time 12/3/00 23 R 32,900
183-13-5788 Research/Development Contract 7/4/89 34 60,760
877-12-2222 Engineering/Maintenance Full Time 7/2/07 16 D 74,710
357-56-8979 Quality Assurance Half-Time 11/1/99 24 DM 28,525
393-97-3492 Quality Assurance Half-Time 2/18/96 28 D 47,350
243-35-0742 Audit Services Hourly 1/30/94 30 20,028
145-49-5793 Quality Control Half-Time 2/16/92 32 D 23,000
478-00-4556 Peptide Chemistry Full Time 5/21/07 16 D 62,180
285-29-5419 Professional Training Group Hourly 3/12/87 36 33,232
742-94-6482 Manufacturing Admin Full Time 1/14/89 35 DMR 39,160
515-54-3972 Audit Services Full Time 9/1/96 27 M 56,440
536-51-6131 Logistics Full Time 3/19/07 16 R 42,620
356-11-0882 Admin Training Half-Time 7/27/95 28 DMR 15,240
380-34-3690 Manufacturing Admin Contract 9/22/06 17 61,890
999-78-9446 International Clinical Safety Full Time 2/19/93 31 DMR 66,740
620-07-2502 Manufacturing Admin Full Time 4/17/03 20 D 71,400
120-47-9503 Process Development Half-Time 1/3/04 20 D 47,760
278-43-1222 Audit Services Full Time 6/2/97 26 R 33,640
768-21-5237 Engineering/Maintenance Half-Time 1/20/88 36 DM 13,800
723-93-0767 Manufacturing Admin Full Time 10/13/06 17 R 27,250
349-17-4221 Project & Contract Services Half-Time 3/16/95 28 DM 45,750
510-70-0395 Research Center Full Time 9/8/97 26 DMR 63,670
292-00-6053 Manufacturing Admin Contract 1/25/97 27 74,500
481-33-6564 Admin Training Full Time 5/14/95 28 R 72,090
875-92-0441 Major Mfg Projects Half-Time 2/4/99 25 D 51,800
640-30-1378 Engineering/Operations Half-Time 4/23/07 16 R 46,230
106-09-9892 Research Center Contract 11/23/07 16 66,132
117-89-6630 Major Mfg Projects Contract 8/24/06 17 M 71,190
475-25-6935 Admin Training Full Time 4/8/94 29 R 85,300
619-45-6809 Quality Assurance Half-Time 7/17/94 29 M 39,530
776-82-3797 Research Center Contract 10/27/87 36 85,510
917-19-5248 Peptide Chemistry Hourly 12/23/99 24 11,044
771-95-3685 Major Mfg Projects Hourly 4/20/00 23 DMR 85,130
698-86-9555 Manufacturing Half-Time 5/8/96 27 M 41,615
456-94-6966 Admin Training Full Time 1/24/97 27 D 74,840
216-60-7562 Audit Services Full Time 6/29/93 30 R 49,360
863-73-6129 Quality Assurance Half-Time 2/13/94 30 R 42,740
116-86-9057 Logistics Half-Time 7/26/91 32 M 15,005
767-96-1463 Admin Training Contract 2/6/97 27 76,690
974-91-2089 Pharmacokinetics Full Time 9/23/91 32 DMR 63,190
614-56-2070 Quality Assurance Half-Time 12/11/99 24 DMR 48,740
828-99-6583 Executive Education Hourly 4/6/87 36 14,712
644-48-9557 Quality Assurance Full Time 1/3/95 29 DM 78,950
427-26-0216 Manufacturing Half-Time 12/11/89 34 DM 18,895
796-07-9833 Audit Services Half-Time 10/12/93 30 DMR 11,025
651-99-5963 Environmental Health/Safety Hourly 10/13/06 17 27,484
840-31-3216 Admin Training Full Time 5/18/03 20 M 37,670
489-01-3842 Process Development Half-Time 11/16/96 27 R 29,005
878-90-2154 Quality Assurance Half-Time 3/13/89 34 R 25,885
682-79-1418 Compliance Full Time 9/17/88 35 DMR 46,220
718-93-0584 Quality Assurance Half-Time 7/6/95 28 DMR 34,980
383-61-6821 Research/Development Full Time 12/23/06 17 DMR 46,680
852-43-0023 Professional Training Group Half-Time 1/25/87 37 M 24,815
643-27-2576 Operations Hourly 8/6/87 36 36,844
291-71-5078 Manufacturing Full Time 6/9/88 35 DR 56,900
570-75-6015 Project & Contract Services Half-Time 1/29/07 17 DM 49,355
495-37-2474 Research/Development Half-Time 7/1/96 27 DMR 31,250
907-49-1320 Executive Education Half-Time 12/14/95 28 D 42,905
279-59-1317 Logistics Hourly 9/11/95 28 38,768
460-41-2180 Audit Services Full Time 3/20/06 17 DM 51,180
202-81-5919 Admin Training Contract 9/15/89 34 66,580
533-97-6888 Audit Services Full Time 7/24/95 28 D 47,850
525-50-7320 Logistics Full Time 2/9/96 28 D 39,680
534-03-4571 Compliance Half-Time 4/30/04 19 M 46,095
304-06-8732 Logistics Half-Time 9/13/88 35 DMR 34,110
214-23-4804 Manufacturing Admin Full Time 4/10/00 23 R 53,870
244-17-1882 Major Mfg Projects Half-Time 8/6/90 33 M 89,780
393-29-0045 Operations Half-Time 3/2/98 25 DM 47,295
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Subtotal Function
Returns a subtotal in a list or database. Subtotals can be insert automatically into sorted data using the Subtotal command in the Outline
group on the Data tab in Excel 2007 and from the Data Menu in earlier versions of Excel.
Syntax: SUBTOTAL(function num, range or values)
Function num is the number 1 to 11 (includes hidden values) or 101 to 111 (ignores hidden values) that specifies which function to use in
calculating subtotals within a list.
Function numbers Data

Includes hidden values Ignores hidden values Function 120
1 101 AVERAGE 89
2 102 COUNT 90
3 103 COUNTA 67
4 104 MAX 8
5 105 MIN 56
6 106 PRODUCT
7 107 STDEV
8 108 STDEVP
9 109 SUM
10 110 VAR
11 111 VARP
If there are other subtotals within the subtotal range, the subtotal values will be ignored. The Subtotal function ignores rows not included
in filter results, regardless of the function number.
To insert subtotals, first sort the data with a primary sort on the field you wish to create subtotals for. If you have a Department field and
want to see totals by Department, then first sort on the Department field.
Go to the Detail Worksheet to see information about the subtotals you see in this workbook.
Go to the Use Dialog sheet to see information on how to use the Insert Subtotal dialog box.
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GRADES PERCENTAGE OF MATHS PERCENTAGE OF ICT PERCENTAGE OF PHYSICS

A 90 85 80
B 80 75 70
C 70 65 60
D 60 55 50
E 50 45 40
NAMES GRADES PERCENTAGE OF MATHS PERCENTAGE OF ICT

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BAZIL B 80
BASIT B 80
CIMON C 70
SARAH A 90
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SAIR E 50
QASIM A 90
WALEEJ C 70
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ZARA E 50
ZUBAIR D 60
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PERCENTAGE OF PHYSICS
HLOOKUP
Microsoft Excel provides 3 text functions to convert between UPPER, lower and Proper case.
UPPER(text) - converts all characters in a specified text string to upper case.
LOWER(text) - changes all uppercase letters in a text string to lowercase.
Proper(text) - capitalizes the first letter of each word and converts all other letters to lowercase (more precisely, it capitalizes
In all three functions, the text argument can be a text string enclosed in quotation marks, a reference to a cell containing the t
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precisely, it capitalizes the letters that follow any character other than a letter).
to a cell containing the text or a formula that returns the text.
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The MODE function returns the mode (most frequently occurring number) in a group of
supplied arguments. For example, =MODE(1,2,4,4,5,5,5,6) returns 5. Numbers can be
supplied as numbers, ranges, named ranges, or cell references that contain numeric values.
Up to 255 numbers can be supplied.
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Basic Description
The Excel Days360 function returns the number of days between 2 dates, based on a 360-day year (12 x 30
months).
The format of the function is:
DAYS360( start_date, end_date, [method] )
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GRADES A B C D
PERCENTAGE OF MATHS 90 80 70 60
GRADING KEY FOR SUBJECTS
PERCENTAGE OF ICT 85 75 65 55
PERCENTAGE OF PHYSICS 80 70 60 50
NAMES ALI BAZIL BASIT CIMON SARAH SAEM

GRADES A B B C A D
PERCENTAGE OF MATHS 90 80 80 70 90 60
PERCENTAGE OF ICT
PERCENTAGE OF PHYSICS
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Watanuki, Cathy Watanuki, Cathy
TRIM
Hendricks, Eric Hendricks, Eric
Baker, Mark Baker, Mark
Catalano, Robert Catalano, Robert
Chambers, Karen Chambers, Karen
Eaton, Jeffrey Eaton, Jeffrey
Fier, Marilyn Fier, Marilyn
Fitzgerald, Jackie Fitzgerald, Jackie
Hansen, Sheila Hansen, Sheila
Harvey, Harlon Harvey, Harlon
Konopka, Robert Konopka, Robert
Long, Ryan Long, Ryan
Macdonald, Mark Removes all spaces from text except for single spaces
Nichols, Don between words. Use TRIM on text that you have received
from another application that may have irregular spacing.
O'Brien, Donna
Perez, Barney
Priem, George
Tidwell, Liesl
Wagner, Max
ERIC HENDRICKS
MAX WAGNER
LIESL TIDWELL
MARK BAKER
ROBERT CATALANO
KAREN CHAMBERS
JEFFREY EATON
MARILYN FIER
JACKIE FITZGERALD
SHEILA HANSEN
HARLON HARVEY
ROBERT KONOPKA
RYAN LONG
MARK MORRIS
DON NICHOLS
DONNA O'BRIEN
BARNEY PEREZ
GEORGE PRIEM
CATHY WATANUKI
Employee Name Hire Date Years Status Job Rating Bonus Question1
McDonald, Debra 4-Jun-93 30 Half-Time 3 0 0
Pena, Erik 18-Feb-94 30 Full Time 2 0 10000
Shields, Robert 4-May-89 34 Contract 4 0 10000
Mendoza, Bobby 4-Jan-97 27 Hourly 5 0 10000
White, Daniel 23-Jun-90 33 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Erickson, Ricky 28-Sep-93 30 Half-Time 2 0 0
Orr, Jennifer 14-Oct-89 34 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Torres, Bruce 30-Jul-95 28 Full Time 3 0 10000
Estes, Mary 30-May-89 34 Full Time 1 0 10000
Padilla, Christopher 25-Jan-02 22 Full Time 3 0 10000
Sanchez, Greg 25-Sep-98 25 Full Time 2 0 10000
Durham, Troy 6-Dec-93 30 Contract 5 0 10000
Hoover, Evangeline 6-Sep-96 27 Full Time 1 0 10000
Cooper, Lisa 15-Sep-95 28 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Moody, Matthew 7-Mar-96 27 Full Time 1 0 10000
Copeland, Roger 22-May-08 15 Full Time 1 0 10000
Hickman, John 16-Dec-04 19 Contract 3 0 0
Leon, Emily 1-Jun-92 31 Full Time 3 0 10000
Knox, Lori 8-Mar-92 31 Half-Time 1 0 0
Beck, Craig 23-Aug-92 31 Full Time 3 0 10000
Rush, Lateef 30-Apr-92 31 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Leblanc, Jenny 29-Feb-96 27 Contract 4 0 10000
Lester, Sherri 11-Sep-03 20 Full Time 1 0 10000
Medina, Warren 8-May-94 29 Full Time 3 0 10000
Barron, Michael 23-Aug-07 16 Contract 4 0 10000
Flynn, Melissa 16-Mar-96 27 Contract 1 0 0
Blake, Thomas 19-Mar-88 35 Contract 4 0 10000
Adkins, Michael 12-Mar-90 33 Half-Time 5 0 10000
Wheeler, Meegan 9-Feb-88 36 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Banks, Ryan 16-Sep-89 34 Full Time 3 0 10000
Larson, David 5-Dec-96 27 Contract 3 0 0
Golden, Christine 28-Jun-93 30 Full Time 2 0 10000
Lee, Charles 30-Sep-95 28 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Walls, Brian 17-Mar-08 15 Contract 1 0 0
Callahan, Marilyn 28-Oct-99 24 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Newman, Aria 18-Jan-89 35 Half-Time 3 0 0
Smith, Koleen 18-Sep-94 29 Contract 4 0 10000
Adams, David 21-Sep-07 16 Full Time 1 0 10000
Stafford, Rhonda 13-Oct-96 27 Full Time 2 0 10000
Hudson, Lorna 3-May-99 24 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Bridges, Jeff 3-Jul-95 28 Full Time 3 0 10000
Houston, Mark 12-Apr-91 32 Full Time 1 0 10000
Solomon, Michael 27-May-07 16 Full Time 2 0 10000
Winters, Shaun 6-Mar-06 17 Contract 5 0 10000
Wallace, Timothy 18-Aug-06 17 Hourly 3 0 0
Palmer, Terry 9-Jun-96 27 Full Time 1 0 10000
Harris, Brian 11-Jun-90 33 Contract 4 0 10000
Booth, Raquel 6-Jul-96 27 Full Time 2 0 10000
Cameron, John 8-Jun-89 34 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Jensen, Kristina 8-Apr-07 16 Hourly 3 0 0
Robinson, John 2-Aug-04 19 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Payne, Vicky 6-Sep-90 33 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Salazar, Ruben 20-Nov-98 25 Contract 5 0 10000
Contreras, Dean 8-Jun-06 17 Contract 5 0 10000
Gentry, John 28-Aug-94 29 Full Time 2 0 10000
Roth, Tony 22-Jul-96 27 Contract 5 0 10000
Nichols, Nathaniel 11-Apr-92 31 Contract 3 0 0
McClure, Gary 20-Nov-88 35 Contract 5 0 10000
Lucas, John 16-Sep-88 35 Full Time 2 0 10000
Shelton, Donna 14-Jun-04 19 Half-Time 5 0 10000
Sherman, Karin 12-Mar-88 35 Half-Time 5 0 10000
Fisher, Maria 31-Aug-97 26 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Blevins, Carey 6-Jun-05 18 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Hernandez, Glenn 2-Aug-01 22 Full Time 1 0 10000
Ball, Kirk 3-Sep-94 29 Full Time 2 0 10000
Bauer, Chris 16-Aug-97 26 Half-Time 3 0 0
Whitehead, Carolyn 25-Jul-96 27 Half-Time 4 0 10000
Webster, David 8-Aug-99 24 Contract 2 0 0
Ford, Matt 5-Aug-89 34 Half-Time 3 0 0
Jefferson, Elaine 16-Jul-95 28 Half-Time 4 0 10000
Huff, Erik 21-Feb-89 35 Contract 4 0 10000
Davis, Tonya 26-Jan-07 17 Contract 4 0 10000
Beard, Sandi 11-Jun-95 28 Half-Time 5 0 10000
Blackwell, Brandon 24-Oct-89 34 Hourly 4 0 10000
Kelly, Icelita 13-Aug-99 24 Full Time 3 0 10000
Lang, Dana 24-Jun-02 21 Full Time 1 0 10000
Shannon, Kevin 18-Jul-98 25 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Joseph, Christopher 1-Nov-02 21 Contract 2 0 0
Barnes, Grant 19-Aug-94 29 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Pratt, Erik 25-Dec-05 18 Full Time 1 0 10000
Obrien, Madelyn 13-Dec-90 33 Half-Time 3 0 0
Lindsey, Deborah 29-May-08 15 Hourly 1 0 0
Navarro, Marc 1-Jul-96 27 Contract 2 0 0
Mills, Melissa 24-Oct-97 26 Full Time 1 0 10000
Schmidt, Michael 25-May-88 35 Contract 4 0 10000
Love, Danny 15-Feb-01 23 Full Time 1 0 10000
Campbell, Michael 1-Dec-88 35 Contract 2 0 0
Matthews, Diane 26-Feb-07 17 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Patterson, Robert 27-Dec-93 30 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Bean, Deborah 9-Mar-97 26 Full Time 3 0 10000
Hall, Jenny 9-Oct-92 31 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Walter, Michael 17-Oct-91 32 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Boone, Eric 16-Jun-06 17 Contract 4 0 10000
Terry, Karin 15-Nov-97 26 Half-Time 1 0 0
Cannon, Jenny 17-Nov-90 33 Half-Time 4 0 10000
Lyons, Brian 7-Sep-92 31 Full Time 3 0 10000
Norman, Rita 24-Jun-02 21 Full Time 3 0 10000
Cole, Elbert 1-Nov-01 22 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Burgess, Cherie 13-Sep-04 19 Contract 2 0 0
Carlson, Jeremy 5-Sep-90 33 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Lynch, Scott 20-Jul-06 17 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Sharp, Janine 14-Jul-00 23 Contract 2 0 0
Randall, Yvonne 3-Jul-94 29 Full Time 2 0 10000
Schwartz, Joseph 29-Jun-08 15 Hourly 4 0 10000
Zimmerman, Julian 10-Jun-95 28 Contract 4 0 10000
Blair, Sperry 18-Aug-88 35 Half-Time 4 0 10000
Browning, Kathleen 24-Feb-00 24 Contract 3 0 0
Garner, Terry 2-Oct-92 31 Hourly 4 0 10000
Nguyen, Dennis 28-Feb-89 35 Full Time 2 0 10000
Salinas, Jon 11-Dec-95 28 Full Time 1 0 10000
Chase, Troy 19-Aug-05 18 Contract 4 0 10000
Sexton, John 19-Apr-93 30 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Stephenson, Matthew 14-Mar-96 27 Hourly 4 0 10000
Doyle, Leslie 8-Dec-90 33 Contract 2 0 0
Moreno, Christopher 4-Oct-98 25 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Mack, Barry 4-Apr-89 34 Full Time 3 0 10000
Singleton, David 24-Jul-92 31 Half-Time 4 0 10000
Vazquez, Kenneth 30-Jun-96 27 Contract 5 0 10000
Walker, Mike 1-Mar-99 24 Half-Time 4 0 10000
Snow, Desiree 28-Aug-03 20 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Carpenter, Ronald 9-Aug-94 29 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Hunt, Norman 16-Nov-89 34 Contract 3 0 0
Blankenship, Roger 27-Jan-94 30 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Oliver, Francisco 21-Oct-95 28 Contract 5 0 10000
Vance, Cheryl 4-Jul-96 27 Half-Time 2 0 0
Mullins, Angela 12-Aug-95 28 Hourly 5 0 10000
Davenport, Troy 18-Jan-96 28 Hourly 3 0 0
Rowe, Ken 12-Aug-97 26 Contract 2 0 0
Maynard, Susan 7-Nov-94 29 Full Time 2 0 10000
Brady, Traci 15-Apr-96 27 Full Time 1 0 10000
Nicholson, Lee 20-Jul-88 35 Half-Time 4 0 10000
Fletcher, Brian 16-Jan-06 18 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Allen, Thomas 14-Sep-90 33 Contract 5 0 10000
Simpson, Jimmy 7-Feb-91 33 Full Time 2 0 10000
Burnett, Kevin 10-May-99 24 Contract 3 0 0
Alexander, Charles 24-Aug-93 30 Full Time 2 0 10000
Tucker, James 3-Aug-98 25 Full Time 1 0 10000
Griffin, Debbi 23-Oct-94 29 Hourly 3 0 0
McKee, Michelle 26-Nov-99 24 Full Time 1 0 10000
Long, Gary 6-Aug-93 30 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Russell, Mark 19-Aug-89 34 Full Time 3 0 10000
Garza, Anthony 9-Apr-94 29 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Tanner, Timothy 13-Jun-96 27 Full Time 2 0 10000
Powers, Tia 7-Feb-04 20 Contract 3 0 0
Schultz, Norman 3-Nov-96 27 Full Time 1 0 10000
Jacobs, Florianne 29-Jun-88 35 Full Time 1 0 10000
Perez, Kim 25-Oct-88 35 Contract 4 0 10000
Bennett, Chris 15-Dec-96 27 Full Time 1 0 10000
Carroll, Lesa 9-Jul-01 22 Contract 1 0 0
McKinney, Christofer 30-Oct-00 23 Half-Time 4 0 10000
Townsend, Jerry 28-Jan-96 28 Contract 3 0 0
Andrews, Diane 1-May-92 31 Contract 3 0 0
Bowers, Tammy 27-Aug-00 23 Hourly 2 0 0
Atkins, Kevin 5-May-96 27 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Barton, Barry 8-Sep-95 28 Full Time 3 0 10000
Johnson, Mary Jo 28-Nov-88 35 Contract 2 0 0
Lopez, Stephen 13-Aug-07 16 Contract 5 0 10000
Gregory, Jon 31-Mar-97 26 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Horton, Cleatis 19-Apr-01 22 Hourly 5 0 10000
Avila, Jody 12-Apr-90 33 Full Time 3 0 10000
Giles, Kathleen 18-May-07 16 Half-Time 5 0 10000
Marquez, Thomas 3-Jul-90 33 Contract 2 0 0
Maldonado, Robert 9-Aug-02 21 Full Time 2 0 10000
Knight, Denise 19-Apr-90 33 Full Time 1 0 10000
Howell, Douglas 14-Mar-96 27 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Stokes, Jonathan 26-Nov-90 33 Contract 5 0 10000
Owens, Dwight 16-Dec-04 19 Full Time 3 0 10000
Nixon, Randy 1-Jul-99 24 Full Time 3 0 10000
Sutton, Matthew 5-Nov-01 22 Full Time 2 0 10000
Mitchell, Shannon 14-Sep-95 28 Contract 3 0 0
Mosley, Michael 14-Aug-97 26 Hourly 3 0 0
Dawson, Jonathan 9-Oct-95 28 Contract 1 0 0
Lane, Brandyn 31-Jul-95 28 Full Time 3 0 10000
Short, Timothy 5-Jul-03 20 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Lara, Mark 24-Sep-94 29 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Jenkins, Scott 9-Oct-93 30 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Beasley, Timothy 19-Dec-97 26 Contract 1 0 0
Haynes, Ernest 28-Oct-95 28 Hourly 5 0 10000
Francis, Todd 17-Nov-00 23 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Briggs, Bryan 28-Feb-08 16 Hourly 3 0 0
Ashley, Michael 26-Aug-04 19 Full Time 2 0 10000
Ward, Williams 27-Mar-97 26 Half-Time 5 0 10000
Melton, Scott 26-Aug-96 27 Full Time 2 0 10000
Anderson, Teason 24-Dec-88 35 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Hutchinson, Robin 6-Oct-96 27 Full Time 3 0 10000
Castillo, Sheri 23-Jul-92 31 Full Time 5 1000 10000
McDaniel, Tamara 16-Dec-91 32 Contract 1 0 0
Sullivan, Robert 19-Mar-07 16 Full Time 3 0 10000
Watkins, Gary 9-Jun-90 33 Contract 3 0 0
McCarthy, Ryan 18-May-90 33 Full Time 3 0 10000
Hansen, Andrew 13-Oct-08 15 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Carr, Susan 5-Nov-94 29 Full Time 1 0 10000
Martin, Terry 9-Jul-88 35 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Buckel, Patricia 23-Mar-06 17 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Sellers, William 2-Feb-90 34 Full Time 1 0 10000
Goodman, Kuyler 6-Jan-89 35 Full Time 1 0 10000
Hull, Jeanne 31-Aug-08 15 Full Time 3 0 10000
Everett, Dan 7-Sep-98 25 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Watts, Curtis 10-Jun-91 32 Hourly 4 0 10000
Greer, Brian 8-Jun-89 34 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Steele, Gerald 24-Sep-97 26 Full Time 2 0 10000
Hardin, Gregory 20-Mar-03 20 Hourly 2 0 0
Lamb, John 6-Jan-89 35 Full Time 3 0 10000
Ryan, Ryan 23-Nov-95 28 Contract 5 0 10000
Wolf, Debbie 23-Oct-88 35 Full Time 1 0 10000
Pearson, Cassy 20-Mar-97 26 Contract 4 0 10000
Lowery, Charles 23-May-05 18 Full Time 2 0 10000
Taylor, Hector 15-May-99 24 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Jordan, Mark 12-Jun-89 34 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Floyd, Eric 30-Apr-06 17 Contract 3 0 0
Mason, Suzanne 7-Dec-98 25 Contract 2 0 0
Noble, Michael 9-Sep-96 27 Hourly 4 0 10000
Campos, Richard 14-Dec-87 36 Full Time 1 0 10000
Frazier, Chris 3-Mar-90 33 Full Time 3 0 10000
Roberson, Eileen 4-Mar-94 29 Half-Time 5 0 10000
Hicks, Monica 1-Jun-98 25 Full Time 4 1000 10000
McKenzie, Michelle 31-Oct-93 30 Full Time 2 0 10000
Gomez, Ed 17-Sep-88 35 Half-Time 3 0 0
Phillips, Liesl 3-Jul-96 27 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Daniel, Robert 17-Aug-00 23 Full Time 3 0 10000
Foley, Peter 14-Aug-07 16 Half-Time 3 0 0
West, Jeffrey 10-Dec-07 16 Contract 4 0 10000
Dudley, James 25-Jan-88 36 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Fernandez, Marie 20-May-00 23 Full Time 1 0 10000
Owen, Robert 24-Jan-98 26 Contract 4 0 10000
Dyer, Carrie 20-Jan-03 21 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Freeman, Dennis 20-Dec-96 27 Half-Time 2 0 0
Neal, Sally 9-Apr-01 22 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Alvarez, Steven 2-Mar-89 34 Contract 1 0 0
Ayala, Polly 22-Mar-91 32 Contract 3 0 0
Gibson, Janet 4-Jun-98 25 Half-Time 3 0 0
Williamson, Sumedha 31-Aug-92 31 Half-Time 4 0 10000
House, Paul 23-Jan-98 26 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Bartlett, Julia 30-Aug-03 20 Full Time 1 0 10000
Hodge, Craig 2-Jan-94 30 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Barker, Heidi 10-Aug-93 30 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Fowler, John 24-Feb-97 27 Full Time 2 0 10000
Simmons, Robert 1-Nov-93 30 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Gates, Anne 26-Aug-94 29 Contract 2 0 0
Hanson, Dennis 14-May-88 35 Full Time 5 1000 10000
Oneal, William 7-Jun-88 35 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Meyers, David 8-Dec-07 16 Full Time 4 1000 10000
Christensen, Jill 19-Feb-95 29 Full Time 1 0 10000
Hood, Renee 14-Oct-94 29 Contract 4 0 10000
Fox, Ellen 14-Jun-96 27 Contract 5 0 10000
Reynolds, Barbara 1-Jan-90 34 Contract 3 0 0
Rich, Brent 31-Jul-90 33 Contract 4 0 10000
Using AND OR NOT
FUNCTIONS
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Question1
Find out the person who has a job rating greater
than 3 or has an experience of more than 5 year and
is Full time
Salesperson Bamboo CoBamboo EnCaptain ReChameleonMedia ArmGrand Total
Arnold, Cole 154 104 138 121 91 608
Byrd, Asa 150 69 155 101 110 585
Christensen, Jill 209 118 151 117 183 778
Kelly, Icelita 19 150 90 174 166 599
Leon, Emily 154 124 80 105 169 632
Livingston, Lynette 79 122 74 107 142 524
Lucas, John 77 130 75 172 62 516
Maynard, Susan 147 145 125 116 212 745
McCullough, Scott 93 62 72 90 121 438
Norman, Rita 134 145 79 128 172 658
Owen, Robert 157 120 150 249 170 846
Vaughn, Harlon 239 199 214 199 217 1068
Grand Total 1612 1488 1403 1679 1815 7997
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McCullough, Scott
Maynard, Susan
Lucas, John
Livingston, Lynette
Leon, Emily
Kelly, Icelita
Christensen, Jill
Byrd, Asa
Arnold, Cole
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Version: V 1.2 AICT [Section 14: Data Handling 2 –
Basic Functions
Available number formats IGCSE ICT FUNCTIONS
Conditional Formating
Basic Functions
Precedents and Dependents
Relative & Absolute reference
Custom Number Format IF & Nested IF
Grouping & UnGrouping Sheets Lookup/HLookup & VLookup
Sumif
Consolidating Workbooks
AND /OR & NOT Oprands
Using the entire row column
references
Conditional Counting
Stacked Bar Chart Countif
Data Validation Countifs
What If Analysis Scenarios CountA

What If Analysis Goal Seek CountBlank
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CSE ICT FUNCTIONS AI
Mid/ Right & Left

EXACT Function
lute reference
Time Function
External Referencing
& VLookup
Index & Match
Trim
Date Function
Pivot Tables
Concatenate
Subtotal
DMAX
Proper
Clean
Text & Numbers

EOMONTH
YEARFRAC
SIGN
CHAR
AICT / IT FUNCTIONS
SumIfs COLUMNS
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Macros Mode
EOMONTH Days360
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Replace
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SUM 169 #VALUE!
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Box1 Box2 Result AND OR
Blue Blue MyColor 1 TRUE
Blue Red NoColor FALSE TRUE
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Blue Blue MyColor TRUE TRUE
Red Red MyColor FALSE FALSE
Red Blue NoColor FALSE TRUE
Red Red MyColor FALSE FALSE
Yellow Blue NoColor FALSE TRUE
Yellow Yellow NoColor FALSE FALSE
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60 D
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Data Validation Examples Custom Criteria
Prevent Duplicates in Table Column
When you create a formatted Excel table, you can use data validation to prevent
duplicates within a column. In this example, Employee ID is entered in the first
column, and each ID must be unique.
1233 =COUNTIF($C$13:$C$18,C13)<=1
1244
Limit the Total

=SUM($C$26:$C$27)<=100000
Airfare 67000
Accomodation 20000
No Leading or Trailing Spaces

No Leading or Trailing Spaces
=B46=TRIM(B46)
or
=B69=SUBSITUTE(B69," ","")
Restrict to a Dynamic Date Range

Instead of setting a specific date range, you can create a dynamic range. In this example, a formula is used in the da
allow only dates within a specific number of days from the current date.
Enter Date
=TODAY()-60
Prohibit Weekend Dates

Prohibit Weekend Dates
Prevent entry of dates that fall on Saturday or Sunday. The WEEKDAY function returns the weekday
number for the date entered, and values of 1 (Sunday) and 7 (Saturday) are not allowed.
1/11/2016 =AND(weekday(B92)<>1,weekday(B9+B92)<>7)
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Make Edition
Acer 2000
Acer 2005
COUNTIF
Dell 2007
Dell 2008
Dell 2006
Toshiba 2006
Fajitsu 2008
Sony 2007
Count the same make type 3
Acer 2
Dell 3
Sony 1
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MACROS
Introduction
Macros in Excel are not macros in the normal sense. Excel comes with its
This means that very powerful macros can be created by almost anyone w
A macro is a recording of actions to automate tasks that are tedious or yo
Some examples:
• A macro to open a document you use every day;
• A macro to add the months of the year across a row, centring and boldi
• A macro to select a group of cells;
• A macro to find out which cells have Conditional Formatting;
• A macro to set up a worksheet in a certain way and then print the work
sense. Excel comes with its own programming language, Visual Basic for Applications.
created by almost anyone with the time and patience to construct them.
e tasks that are tedious or you do frequently.
day;
oss a row, centring and bolding the names of the month;
tional Formatting;
way and then print the worksheet.
Custom Number Format
Leading Zeros
For example, you might have codes that consist of 5 numbers. Instead of typing 00041, simply type 41 and let
Excel add the leading zeros.
1. Enter the value 41 into cell A1.
2. Select cell A1, right click, and then click Format Cells.
3. Select Custom.
4. Type the following number format code: 00000
Note: Excel gives you a life preview of how the number will be formatted (under Sample).
Result:
Note: cell A1 still contains the number 41. We only changed the appearance of this number, not
the number itself.
Decimal Places
You can also control the number of decimal places. Use 0 to display the nearest integer value.
Use 0.0 for one decimal place. Use 0.00 for two decimal places, etc.
1. Enter the value 839.1274 into cell A1.
2. Use the following number format code: 0.00
Add Text
You can also add text to your numbers. For example, add "ft".
1. Enter the value 839.1274 into cell A1.
2. Use the following number format code: 0.0 "ft"
Note: remember, we only changed the appearance of this number, not the number itself. You
can still use this number in your calculations.
Large Numbers
You can also control large numbers. Use one comma (,) to display thousands and use two
commas (,,) to display millions.
1. Enter the following values in cells A1, B1, C1 and D1: 1000000, 2500000, 81000000 and
700000.
2. Use the following number format code: 0.0,, "M"
Repeat Characters
Use the asterisk (*) followed with a character to fill a cell with that character.
1. Type Hi into cell A1.
2. Use the following number format code: @ *-
Note: the @ symbol is used to get the text input.
Colors
You can control positive numbers, negative numbers, zero values and text all at the same time!
Each part is separated with a semicolon (;) in your number format code.
1. Enter the following values in cells A1, B1, C1 and A2: 5000000, 0, Hi and -5.89.
2. Use the following number format code: [Green]$#,##0_);[Red]$(#,##0);"zero";[Blue]"Text:"
@
Note: #,## is used to add comma's to large numbers. To add a space, use the underscore "_"
followed by a character. The length of the space will be the length of this character. In our
example, we added a parentheses ")". As a result, the positive number lines up correctly with
the negative number enclosed in parentheses. Use two parts separated with a semicolon (;) to
control positive and negative numbers only. Use three parts separated with a semicolon (;) to
control positive numbers, negative numbers and zero values only.
followed by a character. The length of the space will be the length of this character. In our
example, we added a parentheses ")". As a result, the positive number lines up correctly with
the negative number enclosed in parentheses. Use two parts separated with a semicolon (;) to
control positive and negative numbers only. Use three parts separated with a semicolon (;) to
control positive numbers, negative numbers and zero values only.
Dates and Times

You can also control dates and times. Use one of the existing Date or Time formats as a starting
point.
1. Enter the value 41674 into cell A1.
2. Select cell A1, right click, and then click Format Cells.
3. Select Date and select the Long Date.
4. Select Custom.
5. Slightly change the number format code to: mm/dd/yyyy, dddd
6. Click OK.
4. Select Custom.
5. Slightly change the number format code to: mm/dd/yyyy, dddd
6. Click OK.
Result:
General note: a custom number format is stored in the workbook where you create it. If you
copy a value with a custom number format to another workbook, it will also be available in that
workbook.
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PROPER
Convert Function
Converts a number from one measurement system to another. For

example, CONVERT can translate a table of distances in miles to a table
of distances in kilometers
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South) and a blank fourth worksheet.
1. To group worksheets, hold down CTRL and click the sheet tabs of the sheets you want to group.
Now you can edit multiple worksheets at the same time.
3. For example, on the North sheet, change the value of cell B2 to $1000 and delete row 4
Group & UnGroup Sheets
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Chairs 23 12 15
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Consolidate
ou can use Excel's Consolidate feature to consolidate your worksheets (located in one workbook or multiple workb
worksheet. Below you can find the workbooks of three New Labs Being setup. We want that the total of the Compu
be Consolidated in on sheet. Note that the column position also differs in the the Area given.
Before you start: if your worksheets are identical, it's probably easier to create 3D-references (if you have one work
References (if you have multiple workbooks) to consolidate your data.
Area 1
Area 2
Area 3
As you can see, the worksheets are not identical. However, the beauty of the Consolidate feature is that it can easil
average, etc this data by looking at the labels. This is a lot easier than creating formulas.
1. Open Area1 Worksheet.
2. Open a blank workbook. On the Data tab, click Consolidate.

3. Choose the Sum function to sum the data.
4. Click in the Reference box, select the range A1:D4 in the Area1 worksheet, and
click Add.
5. Repeat step 4 for the Area 2 and Area3 workbook.

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Format
General
Number
Currency
Accounting
Date
Time
Percentage
Fraction
Scientific
Text
Special
Custom
Description
The default number format that Excel applies when you type a number. For the most part, numbers that are
formatted with the General format are displayed just the way you type them. However, if the cell is not wide enough
to show the entire number, the General format rounds the numbers with decimals. The General number format also
uses scientific (exponential) notation for large numbers (12 or more digits).
Used for the general display of numbers. You can specify the number of decimal places that you want to use,
whether you want to use a thousands separator, and how you want to display negative numbers.
Used for general monetary values and displays the default currency symbol with numbers. You can specify the
number of decimal places that you want to use, whether you want to use a thousands separator, and how you want
to display negative numbers.
Also used for monetary values, but it aligns the currency symbols and decimal points of numbers in a column.
Displays date and time serial numbers as date values, according to the type and locale (location) that you specify.
Date formats that begin with an asterisk (*) respond to changes in regional date and time settings that are specified
in Control Panel. Formats without an asterisk are not affected by Control Panel settings.
Displays date and time serial numbers as time values, according to the type and locale (location) that you specify.
Time formats that begin with an asterisk (*) respond to changes in regional date and time settings that are specified
in Control Panel. Formats without an asterisk are not affected by Control Panel settings.
Multiplies the cell value by 100 and displays the result with a percent (%) symbol. You can specify the number of
decimal places that you want to use.
Displays a number as a fraction, according to the type of fraction that you specify.
Displays a number in exponential notation, replacing part of the number with E+n, where E (which stands for
Exponent) multiplies the preceding number by 10 to the nth power. For example, a 2-decimal Scientific format
displays 12345678901 as 1.23E+10, which is 1.23 times 10 to the 10th power. You can specify the number of decimal
places that you want to use.
Treats the content of a cell as text and displays the content exactly as you type it, even when you type numbers.
Displays a number as a postal code (ZIP Code), phone number, or Social Security number.
Allows you to modify a copy of an existing number format code. Use this format to create a custom number format
that is added to the list of number format codes. You can add between 200 and 250 custom number formats,
depending on the language version of Excel that is installed on your computer.
Earning 1st month Earning 2nd month Earning 3rd month Total Earnings
9000 7000 4000 20000
9900 9800 3000 22700
5600 7800 2000 15400
Values in RELATIVE CELL REFERENCE changes if y
Values in ABSOLUTE CELL REFERENCE do not change
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E CELL REFERENCE changes if you copy across the rows and columns
CELL REFERENCE do not change if you copy across the rows and columns
NAMES POINTS EARNED
ALI 1000
ALI 1200
ALI 1400
BASIT 1450
BASIT 1250 NAMES TOTAL POINTS EARNED
CM 2355 ALI 4800
ALI 1200 BASIT 7200
BASIT 4500 SAEM 11000
SAEM 5000
SAEM 6000
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Order Number Amount
B2N00001321 493.88 16 500.2
B2N00001231 500.2 15
B2N00001221 600.2 14
B2N00001265 3431.74 13
B2N00001213 3992.28 12
B2N00001302 4352.63 11
B2N00001299 4398.69 10 9
B2N00001294 4568.77 9
B2N00001247 7350.24 8
B2N00001276 8858.84 7
B2N00001224 12198.57 6
B2N00001315 14032.74 5
B2N00001312 15742.95 4
B2N00001261 20735.97 3
B2N00001222 24546.07 2
B2N00001365 24730 1
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Conditional formatting
Conditional formatting helps you visually answer specific questions about your data. You can apply conditional formatting to a cell range,
Order Number Amount

B2N00001276 8858.84 42934456.6484
B2N00001224 12198.57 59120491.4907
B2N00001213 3992.28 19348624.9428
B2N00001302 4352.63 21095064.8213
B2N00001299 4398.69 21318295.0719
B2N00001294 4568.77 22142589.4927
B2N00001247 7350.24 35623011.6624
B2N00001315 14032.74 68009814.7374
B2N00001321 493.88 4846.51 2393594.3588
B2N00001221 600.2 2908875.302
B2N00001231 500.2 2424224.302
B2N00001312 15742.95
B2N00001261 20735.97 Main Page
B2N00001222 24546.07
B2N00001265 3431.74
B2N00001365 24730
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Slovenia Ethiopia Australia Australia Australia Ethiopia Ethiopia
B2N00001276 B2N00001224 B2N00001213 B2N00001302 B2N00001299 B2N00001294 B2N00001247
8858.84 12198.57 3992.28 4352.63 4398.69 4568.77 7350.24
Precedents and Dependents
Order NumAmount
B2N00001 8858.84 42934457
B2N00001 12198.57 59120491
B2N00001 3992.28 19348625
B2N00001 4352.63 21095065
B2N00001 4398.69 21318295
B2N00001 4568.77 22142589
B2N00001 7350.24 35623012
B2N00001 14032.74 68009815
B2N00001 493.88 4846.51 2393594 Main Page
B2N00001 600.2 2908875
B2N00001 500.2 2424224
B2N00001 15742.95
B2N00001 20735.97
B2N00001 24546.07
B2N00001 3431.74
B2N00001 24730
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NAMES POINTS EARNED
ALI 1000 Example: 01
ALI 1200
ALI 1400 Count how many cells contain points earned more t
BASIT 1450
BASIT 1250 4
CM 2355
ALI 1200
BASIT 4500 Example: 02
SAEM 5000
SAEM 6000 Count how many cells contain NAMES atarting
More examples with Wildcard

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ls contain points earned more than 1450
ny cells contain NAMES atarting with A
xamples with Wildcards

Names English Maths IT Total
Ali 78 89 90 257
Baqir 67 56 44 Not Passed
Mariam 67 57 99 223
saqib 45 55 56 Not Passed
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TIME SHEET
For the Week Ending: January 9, 2004
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT
8:00 AM 4:00 PM 9:00 AM 5:00 PM 12:00 PM 4:00 PM 9:00 AM 5:00 PM 8:00 AM 3:30 PM
Daily Total 8:00 8:00 4:00 8:00 7:30
Weekly Total 11:30
For the Week Ending: January 16, 2004

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT
10:00 AM 5:00 PM 9:00 AM 4:30 PM 11:00 AM 3:00 PM 9:00 AM 4:00 PM 10:00 AM 4:00 PM
Daily Total 7:00 7:30 4:00 7:00 6:00
Weekly Total
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01:30:10 PM
Hour 13
Minutes 30
Seconds 10
Order
Country Salesperson Order Date OrderID Amount
UK Suyama 7/10/2003 10249 $1,863.40
USA Peacock 7/11/2003 10252 $3,597.90
USA Peacock 7/12/2003 10250 $1,552.60
UK Dodsworth 7/15/2003 10255 $2,490.50
USA Leverling 7/15/2003 10251 $654.06
UK Buchanan 7/16/2003 10248 $440.00 Sum 35787.99
USA Leverling 7/16/2003 10253 $1,444.80
USA Leverling 7/17/2003 10256 $517.80
USA Peacock 7/22/2003 10257 $1,119.90
UK Buchanan 7/23/2003 10254 $556.62
USA Davolio 7/23/2003 10258 $1,614.88
USA Callahan 7/25/2003 10262 $584.00
USA Peacock 7/25/2003 10259 $100.80
USA Peacock 7/29/2003 10260 $1,504.65 Main Page
USA Peacock 7/30/2003 10261 $448.00
UK Dodsworth 7/31/2003 10263 $1,873.80
USA Leverling 7/31/2003 10266 $346.56
USA Callahan 8/2/2003 10268 $1,101.20
USA Davolio 8/2/2003 10270 $1,376.00
USA Peacock 8/6/2003 10267 $3,536.60
UK Suyama 8/6/2003 10272 $1,456.00
UK Buchanan 8/9/2003 10269 $642.20
USA Davolio 8/9/2003 10275 $291.84
USA Fuller 8/12/2003 10265 $1,176.00
USA Leverling 8/12/2003 10273 $2,037.28
USA Fuller 8/13/2003 10277 $1,200.80
USA Callahan 8/14/2003 10276 $420.00
USA Callahan 8/16/2003 10278 $1,488.80
USA Callahan 8/16/2003 10279 $351.00
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Dept. Salary
D.O.B. Age
Code Level
David R. 4/16/1939 84 1 12
Robert M. 8/12/1973 6 16 Example
Tamara B. 10/6/1981 4 11
1-Sep-08
2-Sep-09
3-Nov-09
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Year 1
Days 366
63
DATEDIF
Difference in days irrespective of year
Difference in months irrespective of year 2
Difference in days irrespective of year 2
#NAME?
Example
Interval
Y
M
D
MD
YM
YD
Days Excluding Years
Months Excluding Year
Days Excluding Months And Years

Explanation
The number of complete years.
The number of complete months.
The number of days.
The difference between the days (months and years are ignored).
The difference between the months (days and years are ignored).
The difference between the days (years and dates are ignored).
First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter Totals
East $22,190.00 $28,750.00 $19,200.00 $34,600.00 $104,740.00
West $43,600.00 $38,700.00 $29,480.00 $33,450.00 $145,230.00
North $12,670.00 $18,570.00 $21,000.00 $27,690.00 $79,930.00
South $37,400.00 $26,820.00 $48,260.00 $59,600.00 $172,080.00
Totals $115,860.00 $112,840.00 $117,940.00 $155,340.00 $501,980.00
Average:
Highest Sales:
Lowest Sales:
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saem First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter
Actual $1,900.50
Projected $5,250.00
Commission: 15%
FALSE
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EXACT
First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter Totals
East $25,000.00 $30,000.00 $20,000.00 $30,000.00 $105,000.00
West $35,000.00 $30,000.00 $30,000.00 $30,000.00 $125,000.00
North $15,000.00 $20,000.00 $20,000.00 $25,000.00 $80,000.00
South $35,000.00 $25,000.00 $35,000.00 $40,000.00 $135,000.00
Totals $110,000.00 $105,000.00 $105,000.00 $125,000.00 $445,000.00
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Country USA
Sum of Order Amount Salesperson

Order Date Davolio Leverling Total Result
7/15/2003 $654.06 $654.06
7/16/2003 $1,444.80 $1,444.80
7/17/2003 $517.80 $517.80
7/23/2003 $1,614.88 $1,614.88
7/31/2003 $346.56 $346.56
8/2/2003 $1,376.00 $1,376.00
8/9/2003 $291.84 $291.84
8/12/2003 $2,037.28 $2,037.28
8/23/2003 $1,414.80 $1,414.80
8/26/2003 $1,743.36 $1,743.36
9/2/2003 $1,296.00 $1,296.00
9/11/2003 $848.70 $848.70
9/17/2003 $954.40 $954.40
9/23/2003 $498.50 $498.50
9/26/2003 $268.80 $268.80
10/4/2003 $2,094.30 $2,094.30
10/8/2003 $2,835.00 $2,835.00
10/11/2003 $144.00 $144.00
10/14/2003 $1,497.00 $1,497.00
10/21/2003 $1,786.88 $1,786.88
10/23/2003 $1,762.00 $1,762.00
10/28/2003 $1,649.00 $1,649.00
11/8/2003 $2,436.18 $1,618.88 $4,055.06
11/18/2003 $136.30 $136.30
11/20/2003 $5,398.72 $5,398.72
11/28/2003 $1,549.60 $1,549.60
12/2/2003 $1,167.68 $403.20 $1,570.88
12/3/2003 $2,046.24 $2,046.24
12/4/2003 $950.00 $950.00
12/9/2003 $459.00 $338.00 $797.00
12/13/2003 $1,262.60 $112.00 $1,374.60
12/20/2003 $1,058.40 $2,222.40 $3,280.80
12/23/2003 $691.20 $691.20
12/24/2003 $72.96 $72.96
12/31/2003 $86.40 $86.40
1/3/2004 $2,998.95 $2,998.95
1/6/2004 $1,903.80 $1,903.80
1/10/2004 $3,868.60 $3,868.60
1/14/2004 $319.20 $319.20
1/15/2004 $802.00 $802.00
1/16/2004 $3,063.00 $2,123.20 $5,186.20
1/22/2004 $400.00 $400.00
1/24/2004 $102.40 $102.40
1/27/2004 $1,707.84 $1,707.84
2/7/2004 $1,926.37 $1,926.37
2/11/2004 $1,994.52 $1,994.52
2/13/2004 $321.12 $321.12
2/14/2004 $454.00 $454.00
2/18/2004 $1,792.00 $1,792.00
2/20/2004 $174.90 $174.90
2/21/2004 $1,031.70 $1,031.70
2/26/2004 $407.70 $407.70
2/27/2004 $1,838.20 $1,838.20
3/4/2004 $851.20 $851.20
3/5/2004 $1,538.70 $1,538.70
3/12/2004 $717.60 $717.60
3/14/2004 $3,474.67 $1,755.00 $5,229.67
3/21/2004 $230.40 $10,495.60 $10,726.00
4/1/2004 $386.20 $386.20
4/2/2004 $1,272.00 $1,272.00
4/10/2004 $147.00 $147.00
4/11/2004 $1,129.20 $1,129.20
4/21/2004 $147.90 $147.90
4/29/2004 $352.00 $352.00
5/7/2004 $3,192.65 $3,192.65
5/12/2004 $4,180.00 $4,180.00
5/13/2004 $240.00 $240.00
5/16/2004 $8,623.45 $8,623.45
5/19/2004 $1,823.80 $1,823.80
5/23/2004 $818.40 $818.40
5/26/2004 $469.11 $469.11
5/27/2004 $2,812.00 $2,812.00
6/2/2004 $2,032.90 $2,032.90
6/6/2004 $1,645.00 $1,645.00
6/10/2004 $2,142.90 $2,142.90
6/12/2004 $488.70 $488.70
6/13/2004 $10,191.70 $10,191.70
6/17/2004 $2,519.00 $2,519.00
6/19/2004 $2,465.25 $2,465.25
6/25/2004 $1,501.08 $1,501.08
6/30/2004 $838.45 $838.45
7/2/2004 $310.00 $310.00
7/4/2004 $317.75 $317.75
7/9/2004 $807.38 $155.00 $962.38
7/14/2004 $330.00 $330.00
7/16/2004 $812.50 $1,081.96 $1,894.46
7/18/2004 $2,388.50 $2,388.50
7/29/2004 $4,340.54 $4,340.54
8/1/2004 $6,375.00 $6,375.00
8/5/2004 $4,806.99 $4,806.99
8/7/2004 $1,260.00 $1,260.00
8/8/2004 $2,697.50 $2,697.50
8/14/2004 $479.75 $479.75
8/19/2004 $903.60 $903.60
8/20/2004 $1,503.60 $1,503.60
9/1/2004 $4,091.85 $4,091.85
9/11/2004 $154.40 $154.40
9/17/2004 $1,295.00 $1,295.00
9/18/2004 $125.00 $125.00
9/19/2004 $2,371.54 $2,371.54
9/23/2004 $625.27 $625.27
9/24/2004 $920.10 $920.10
9/26/2004 $2,075.24 $2,075.24
9/30/2004 $3,055.40 $3,055.40
10/1/2004 $375.50 $375.50
10/3/2004 $862.50 $862.50
10/7/2004 $472.50 $472.50
10/10/2004 $2,071.20 $2,071.20
10/13/2004 $114.00 $114.00
10/14/2004 $805.43 $805.43
10/16/2004 $1,638.40 $1,638.40
10/23/2004 $93.50 $93.50
10/24/2004 $2,827.90 $2,827.90
10/29/2004 $4,733.75 $1,296.00 $6,029.75
10/31/2004 $1,233.48 $1,233.48
11/7/2004 $360.00 $360.00
11/10/2004 $1,459.00 $1,459.00
11/17/2004 $240.00 $240.00
11/18/2004 $3,118.00 $3,118.00
11/20/2004 $3,424.00 $3,424.00
11/21/2004 $2,630.90 $2,630.90
11/25/2004 $468.45 $468.45
11/27/2004 $88.00 $88.00
11/28/2004 $2,196.00 $2,196.00
12/3/2004 $1,631.48 $1,631.48
12/4/2004 $1,644.60 $1,644.60
12/8/2004 $616.00 $616.00
12/9/2004 $5,852.60 $5,852.60
12/12/2004 $2,004.27 $2,004.27
12/15/2004 $1,477.00 $1,477.00
12/16/2004 $2,030.40 $2,030.40
12/18/2004 $6,635.27 $6,635.27
12/19/2004 $3,603.22 $3,603.22
12/24/2004 $387.50 $96.50 $484.00
12/31/2004 $4,086.85 $4,086.85
1/5/2005 $1,468.93 $439.60 $1,908.53
1/8/2005 $191.10 $191.10
1/9/2005 $602.40 $602.40
1/13/2005 $12,092.84 $12,092.84
1/14/2005 $1,030.76 $5,464.81 $6,495.57
1/15/2005 $678.00 $678.00
1/19/2005 $2,164.21 $2,164.21
1/21/2005 $845.80 $845.80
1/22/2005 $827.55 $827.55
1/23/2005 $4,622.78 $4,622.78
1/29/2005 $975.00 $975.00
1/30/2005 $629.00 $629.00
2/2/2005 $1,078.69 $1,078.69
2/4/2005 $2,746.89 $2,746.89
2/5/2005 $2,966.50 $2,966.50
2/6/2005 $843.00 $843.00
2/10/2005 $660.00 $660.00
2/12/2005 $611.30 $611.30
2/19/2005 $1,955.13 $1,955.13
2/20/2005 $2,753.10 $2,753.10
2/23/2005 $605.00 $6,379.40 $6,984.40
2/25/2005 $10,835.24 $10,835.24
2/27/2005 $1,924.25 $1,924.25
3/2/2005 $3,127.50 $3,127.50
3/3/2005 $863.43 $863.43
3/4/2005 $486.65 $932.05 $1,418.70
3/5/2005 $858.00 $858.00
3/9/2005 $2,622.70 $2,622.70
3/10/2005 $670.00 $670.00
3/11/2005 $1,447.50 $1,447.50
3/12/2005 $500.00 $500.00
3/13/2005 $475.15 $475.15
3/16/2005 $2,951.87 $2,951.87
3/18/2005 $137.50 $456.00 $593.50
3/19/2005 $1,407.50 $2,362.25 $3,769.75
3/23/2005 $110.00 $110.00
3/24/2005 $471.20 $2,052.50 $2,523.70
3/27/2005 $717.50 $717.50
3/30/2005 $108.00 $108.00
4/1/2005 $1,408.00 $1,408.00
4/2/2005 $15,810.00 $15,810.00
4/3/2005 $2,791.35 $439.00 $3,230.35
4/6/2005 $1,196.00 $1,196.00
4/7/2005 $2,296.00 $2,296.00
4/8/2005 $2,427.05 $2,427.05
4/10/2005 $3,574.80 $3,574.80
4/13/2005 $933.50 $933.50
4/15/2005 $329.69 $329.69
4/17/2005 $2,825.30 $2,825.30
4/20/2005 $877.72 $295.38 $1,173.10
4/21/2005 $6,306.24 $6,306.24
4/24/2005 $1,500.00 $1,500.00
4/28/2005 $1,773.00 $1,773.00
4/30/2005 $732.60 $732.60
5/1/2005 $1,377.00 $1,377.00
Total Result $182,500.09 ### $383,696.36
Country Salesperson Order Date OrderID Order Amount
UK Suyama 7/10/2003 10249 $1,863.40
USA Peacock 7/11/2003 10252 $3,597.90
USA Peacock 7/12/2003 10250 $1,552.60
UK Dodsworth 7/15/2003 10255 $2,490.50
USA Leverling 7/15/2003 10251 $654.06
UK Buchanan 7/16/2003 10248 $440.00
USA Leverling 7/16/2003 10253 $1,444.80
USA Leverling 7/17/2003 10256 $517.80
USA Peacock 7/22/2003 10257 $1,119.90
UK Buchanan 7/23/2003 10254 $556.62
USA Davolio 7/23/2003 10258 $1,614.88
USA Callahan 7/25/2003 10262 $584.00
USA Peacock 7/25/2003 10259 $100.80 Main Page
USA Peacock 7/29/2003 10260 $1,504.65
USA Peacock 7/30/2003 10261 $448.00
UK Dodsworth 7/31/2003 10263 $1,873.80
USA Leverling 7/31/2003 10266 $346.56
USA Callahan 8/2/2003 10268 $1,101.20
USA Davolio 8/2/2003 10270 $1,376.00
USA Peacock 8/6/2003 10267 $3,536.60
UK Suyama 8/6/2003 10272 $1,456.00
UK Buchanan 8/9/2003 10269 $642.20
USA Davolio 8/9/2003 10275 $291.84
USA Fuller 8/12/2003 10265 $1,176.00
USA Leverling 8/12/2003 10273 $2,037.28
USA Fuller 8/13/2003 10277 $1,200.80
USA Callahan 8/14/2003 10276 $420.00
USA Callahan 8/16/2003 10278 $1,488.80
USA Callahan 8/16/2003 10279 $351.00
UK Suyama 8/16/2003 10274 $538.60
USA Peacock 8/21/2003 10281 $86.50
USA Peacock 8/21/2003 10282 $155.40
USA Leverling 8/23/2003 10283 $1,414.80
UK Suyama 8/23/2003 10264 $695.62
USA Davolio 8/26/2003 10285 $1,743.36
USA Peacock 8/27/2003 10284 $1,170.37
USA Callahan 8/28/2003 10287 $819.00
UK King 8/28/2003 10289 $479.40
USA Callahan 8/30/2003 10286 $3,016.00
UK Suyama 8/30/2003 10271 $48.00
USA Davolio 9/2/2003 10292 $1,296.00
USA Callahan 9/3/2003 10290 $2,169.00
USA Peacock 9/3/2003 10288 $80.10
UK Suyama 9/4/2003 10291 $497.52
USA Peacock 9/5/2003 10294 $1,887.60
UK Buchanan 9/10/2003 10297 $1,420.00
USA Fuller 9/10/2003 10295 $121.60
USA Davolio 9/11/2003 10293 $848.70
UK Suyama 9/11/2003 10296 $1,050.60
UK Suyama 9/11/2003 10298 $2,645.00
USA Fuller 9/12/2003 10280 $613.20
USA Peacock 9/13/2003 10299 $349.50
USA Callahan 9/17/2003 10301 $755.00
USA Davolio 9/17/2003 10304 $954.40
USA Fuller 9/18/2003 10300 $608.00
UK King 9/18/2003 10303 $1,117.80
USA Davolio 9/23/2003 10306 $498.50
UK King 9/24/2003 10308 $88.80
USA Fuller 9/25/2003 10307 $424.00
USA Davolio 9/26/2003 10311 $268.80
USA Callahan 9/27/2003 10310 $336.00
USA Fuller 10/3/2003 10312 $1,614.80
USA Peacock 10/3/2003 10315 $516.80
USA Callahan 10/4/2003 10318 $240.40
USA Davolio 10/4/2003 10314 $2,094.30
USA Fuller 10/4/2003 10313 $182.40
USA Davolio 10/8/2003 10316 $2,835.00
USA Callahan 10/9/2003 10305 $3,741.30
USA Peacock 10/9/2003 10302 $2,708.80
UK Dodsworth 10/10/2003 10324 $5,275.71
UK Suyama 10/10/2003 10317 $288.00
UK King 10/11/2003 10319 $1,191.20
USA Leverling 10/11/2003 10321 $144.00
USA Davolio 10/14/2003 10325 $1,497.00
USA Fuller 10/14/2003 10327 $1,810.00
USA Peacock 10/14/2003 10323 $164.40
USA Peacock 10/14/2003 10326 $982.00
USA Peacock 10/17/2003 10328 $1,168.00
UK Buchanan 10/18/2003 10320 $516.00
UK Dodsworth 10/21/2003 10331 $88.50
USA Leverling 10/21/2003 10332 $1,786.88
UK King 10/23/2003 10322 $112.00
USA Leverling 10/23/2003 10309 $1,762.00
USA Peacock 10/23/2003 10329 $4,578.43
UK King 10/24/2003 10335 $2,036.16
UK Buchanan 10/25/2003 10333 $877.20
UK King 10/25/2003 10336 $285.12
USA Callahan 10/28/2003 10334 $144.80
USA Leverling 10/28/2003 10330 $1,649.00
USA Peacock 10/29/2003 10337 $2,467.00
USA Peacock 10/29/2003 10338 $934.50
USA Fuller 11/4/2003 10339 $3,354.00
USA Peacock 11/4/2003 10342 $1,840.64
UK King 11/5/2003 10341 $352.60
USA Peacock 11/5/2003 10344 $2,296.00
USA Peacock 11/6/2003 10343 $1,584.00
USA Davolio 11/8/2003 10340 $2,436.18
USA Leverling 11/8/2003 10346 $1,618.88
USA Peacock 11/8/2003 10347 $814.42
USA Fuller 11/11/2003 10345 $2,924.80
UK King 11/15/2003 10349 $141.60
USA Peacock 11/15/2003 10348 $363.60
USA Leverling 11/18/2003 10352 $136.30
USA Callahan 11/20/2003 10354 $568.80
USA Davolio 11/20/2003 10351 $5,398.72
UK Suyama 11/20/2003 10355 $480.00
UK King 11/25/2003 10353 $8,593.28
UK Buchanan 11/26/2003 10359 $3,471.68
UK Buchanan 11/27/2003 10358 $429.40
UK Suyama 11/27/2003 10356 $1,106.40
USA Leverling 11/28/2003 10362 $1,549.60
USA Davolio 12/2/2003 10357 $1,167.68
USA Fuller 12/2/2003 10368 $1,689.78
UK King 12/2/2003 10367 $834.20
USA Leverling 12/2/2003 10365 $403.20
USA Peacock 12/2/2003 10360 $7,390.20
USA Davolio 12/3/2003 10361 $2,046.24
UK Suyama 12/3/2003 10350 $642.06
USA Davolio 12/4/2003 10364 $950.00
USA Peacock 12/4/2003 10363 $447.20
UK Buchanan 12/9/2003 10372 $9,210.90
USA Callahan 12/9/2003 10369 $2,390.40
USA Davolio 12/9/2003 10374 $459.00
USA Leverling 12/9/2003 10375 $338.00
USA Peacock 12/11/2003 10373 $1,366.40
USA Davolio 12/13/2003 10376 $399.00
USA Davolio 12/13/2003 10377 $863.60
USA Fuller 12/13/2003 10379 $863.28
USA Leverling 12/13/2003 10381 $112.00
USA Peacock 12/16/2003 10382 $2,900.00
USA Callahan 12/18/2003 10383 $899.00
UK Buchanan 12/19/2003 10378 $103.20
USA Davolio 12/20/2003 10387 $1,058.40
USA Fuller 12/20/2003 10388 $1,228.80
USA Leverling 12/20/2003 10384 $2,222.40
USA Davolio 12/23/2003 10385 $691.20
USA Davolio 12/24/2003 10371 $72.96
USA Peacock 12/24/2003 10389 $1,832.80
UK Dodsworth 12/25/2003 10386 $166.00
UK Suyama 12/26/2003 10390 $2,090.88
UK Suyama 12/27/2003 10370 $1,117.60
USA Callahan 12/30/2003 10366 $136.00
USA Leverling 12/31/2003 10391 $86.40
USA Fuller 1/1/2004 10392 $1,440.00
UK Buchanan 1/2/2004 10397 $716.72
UK Dodsworth 1/2/2004 10771 $344.00
USA Davolio 1/3/2004 10393 $2,556.95
USA Davolio 1/3/2004 10394 $442.00
UK Suyama 1/3/2004 10395 $2,122.92
USA Davolio 1/6/2004 10396 $1,903.80
USA Callahan 1/8/2004 10399 $1,765.60
USA Fuller 1/8/2004 10404 $1,591.25
USA Fuller 1/9/2004 10398 $2,505.60
USA Peacock 1/9/2004 10403 $855.01
USA Callahan 1/10/2004 10402 $2,713.50
USA Davolio 1/10/2004 10401 $3,868.60
UK King 1/13/2004 10406 $1,830.78
USA Callahan 1/14/2004 10408 $1,622.40
USA Leverling 1/14/2004 10409 $319.20
USA Callahan 1/15/2004 10412 $334.80
USA Leverling 1/15/2004 10410 $802.00
USA Callahan 1/16/2004 10380 $1,313.82
USA Davolio 1/16/2004 10400 $3,063.00
USA Leverling 1/16/2004 10413 $2,123.20
USA Fuller 1/17/2004 10414 $224.83
UK Dodsworth 1/21/2004 10411 $966.80
USA Davolio 1/22/2004 10405 $400.00
USA Leverling 1/24/2004 10415 $102.40
USA Peacock 1/24/2004 10418 $1,814.80
USA Callahan 1/27/2004 10416 $720.00
USA Callahan 1/27/2004 10421 $1,194.27
UK King 1/27/2004 10424 $9,194.56
USA Leverling 1/27/2004 10420 $1,707.84
USA Peacock 1/28/2004 10417 $11,188.40
USA Fuller 1/30/2004 10407 $1,194.00
USA Peacock 1/30/2004 10419 $2,097.60
USA Fuller 1/31/2004 10422 $49.80
USA Peacock 2/3/2004 10430 $4,899.20
UK King 2/4/2004 10428 $192.00
USA Peacock 2/6/2004 10426 $338.20
USA Callahan 2/7/2004 10435 $631.60
USA Leverling 2/7/2004 10429 $1,441.37
USA Leverling 2/7/2004 10432 $485.00
USA Peacock 2/7/2004 10431 $1,892.25
UK Suyama 2/10/2004 10439 $1,078.00
USA Leverling 2/11/2004 10436 $1,994.52
USA Callahan 2/12/2004 10437 $393.00
USA Leverling 2/13/2004 10434 $321.12
USA Callahan 2/14/2004 10443 $517.44
USA Leverling 2/14/2004 10438 $454.00
UK Suyama 2/14/2004 10425 $360.00
USA Leverling 2/18/2004 10442 $1,792.00
UK Suyama 2/19/2004 10446 $246.24
USA Leverling 2/20/2004 10445 $174.90
USA Leverling 2/21/2004 10444 $1,031.70
USA Peacock 2/24/2004 10448 $443.40
UK Suyama 2/24/2004 10423 $1,020.00
USA Peacock 2/25/2004 10454 $331.20
USA Callahan 2/26/2004 10452 $2,018.50
USA Davolio 2/26/2004 10453 $407.70
USA Leverling 2/27/2004 10449 $1,838.20
USA Callahan 2/28/2004 10456 $557.60
USA Peacock 2/28/2004 10440 $4,924.13
USA Peacock 2/28/2004 10459 $1,659.20
USA Callahan 3/3/2004 10455 $2,684.00
USA Callahan 3/3/2004 10460 $176.10
USA Fuller 3/3/2004 10457 $1,584.00
USA Peacock 3/3/2004 10427 $651.00
UK King 3/4/2004 10458 $3,891.00
USA Leverling 3/4/2004 10433 $851.20
USA Davolio 3/5/2004 10461 $1,538.70
UK Buchanan 3/6/2004 10463 $713.30
USA Peacock 3/7/2004 10447 $914.40
USA Callahan 3/11/2004 10450 $425.12
USA Callahan 3/11/2004 10467 $235.20
USA Leverling 3/12/2004 10468 $717.60
USA Peacock 3/12/2004 10451 $3,849.66
USA Peacock 3/13/2004 10466 $216.00
USA Davolio 3/14/2004 10465 $2,518.00
USA Davolio 3/14/2004 10469 $956.67
USA Leverling 3/14/2004 10441 $1,755.00
USA Peacock 3/14/2004 10464 $1,609.28
USA Peacock 3/14/2004 10470 $1,820.80
USA Fuller 3/18/2004 10462 $156.00
USA Fuller 3/18/2004 10471 $1,328.00
USA Callahan 3/19/2004 10472 $1,036.80
UK Buchanan 3/21/2004 10474 $1,249.10
USA Davolio 3/21/2004 10473 $230.40
USA Leverling 3/21/2004 10479 $10,495.60
USA Callahan 3/24/2004 10476 $180.48
UK Suyama 3/24/2004 10480 $756.00
UK Buchanan 3/25/2004 10477 $558.00
USA Callahan 3/25/2004 10481 $1,472.00
USA Fuller 3/26/2004 10478 $471.20
USA Fuller 3/28/2004 10487 $889.70
USA Peacock 3/31/2004 10485 $1,584.00
USA Leverling 4/1/2004 10484 $386.20
USA Callahan 4/2/2004 10488 $1,512.00
USA Davolio 4/2/2004 10486 $1,272.00
UK King 4/3/2004 10490 $3,163.20
UK Dodsworth 4/4/2004 10475 $1,505.18
UK King 4/7/2004 10496 $190.00
UK King 4/7/2004 10497 $1,380.60
USA Callahan 4/8/2004 10491 $259.50
USA Peacock 4/9/2004 10494 $912.00
UK Suyama 4/9/2004 10489 $439.20
USA Davolio 4/10/2004 10482 $147.00
USA Peacock 4/10/2004 10493 $608.40
USA Callahan 4/11/2004 10498 $575.00
USA Leverling 4/11/2004 10492 $851.20
USA Leverling 4/11/2004 10495 $278.00
UK Dodsworth 4/16/2004 10501 $149.00
USA Peacock 4/16/2004 10499 $1,412.00
UK Suyama 4/16/2004 10503 $2,048.50
UK Suyama 4/17/2004 10500 $523.26
USA Peacock 4/18/2004 10504 $1,388.50
USA Leverling 4/21/2004 10505 $147.90
USA Peacock 4/21/2004 10511 $2,550.00
UK King 4/22/2004 10507 $749.06
UK King 4/24/2004 10512 $525.30
UK King 4/25/2004 10483 $668.80
UK King 4/28/2004 10513 $1,942.00
UK Suyama 4/28/2004 10510 $4,707.54
USA Fuller 4/29/2004 10502 $816.30
USA Leverling 4/29/2004 10517 $352.00
USA Peacock 4/29/2004 10509 $136.80
USA Fuller 5/1/2004 10516 $2,381.05
UK King 5/1/2004 10520 $200.00
UK Suyama 5/1/2004 10519 $2,314.20
USA Callahan 5/2/2004 10521 $225.50
UK Dodsworth 5/2/2004 10506 $415.80
USA Peacock 5/5/2004 10518 $4,150.05
USA Peacock 5/6/2004 10522 $2,318.24
USA Davolio 5/7/2004 10524 $3,192.65
UK King 5/7/2004 10527 $1,503.00
UK Buchanan 5/9/2004 10529 $946.00
UK Suyama 5/9/2004 10528 $392.20
UK King 5/12/2004 10532 $796.35
USA Leverling 5/12/2004 10530 $4,180.00
USA Davolio 5/13/2004 10508 $240.00
USA Callahan 5/14/2004 10534 $465.70
USA Peacock 5/15/2004 10526 $1,151.40
UK Dodsworth 5/16/2004 10538 $139.80
USA Leverling 5/16/2004 10514 $8,623.45
USA Davolio 5/19/2004 10537 $1,823.80
UK King 5/19/2004 10531 $110.00
USA Peacock 5/21/2004 10535 $1,940.85
USA Callahan 5/22/2004 10533 $2,222.20
USA Callahan 5/23/2004 10543 $1,504.50
USA Davolio 5/23/2004 10525 $818.40
USA Fuller 5/23/2004 10515 $9,921.30
UK Suyama 5/23/2004 10539 $355.50
USA Davolio 5/26/2004 10542 $469.11
USA Davolio 5/27/2004 10546 $2,812.00
USA Fuller 5/29/2004 10541 $1,946.52
UK Buchanan 5/30/2004 10549 $3,554.27
UK King 5/30/2004 10523 $2,444.31
USA Peacock 5/30/2004 10544 $417.20
USA Leverling 6/2/2004 10547 $1,792.80
USA Leverling 6/2/2004 10548 $240.10
USA Fuller 6/3/2004 10553 $1,546.30
UK Suyama 6/4/2004 10555 $2,944.40
USA Fuller 6/5/2004 10552 $880.50
USA Peacock 6/5/2004 10554 $1,728.52
UK Dodsworth 6/6/2004 10557 $1,152.50
UK King 6/6/2004 10550 $683.30
USA Leverling 6/6/2004 10536 $1,645.00
USA Peacock 6/6/2004 10551 $1,677.30
USA Callahan 6/9/2004 10560 $1,072.42
USA Fuller 6/9/2004 10561 $2,844.50
USA Davolio 6/10/2004 10558 $2,142.90
USA Davolio 6/12/2004 10562 $488.70
USA Fuller 6/13/2004 10556 $835.20
USA Leverling 6/13/2004 10540 $10,191.70
UK Suyama 6/13/2004 10559 $520.41
USA Peacock 6/16/2004 10564 $1,234.05
USA Davolio 6/17/2004 10567 $2,519.00
USA Callahan 6/18/2004 10565 $639.90
UK Dodsworth 6/18/2004 10566 $1,761.00
USA Leverling 6/19/2004 10570 $2,465.25
UK King 6/20/2004 10573 $2,082.00
USA Fuller 6/24/2004 10563 $965.00
USA Leverling 6/25/2004 10572 $1,501.08
USA Callahan 6/26/2004 10545 $210.00
UK Buchanan 6/30/2004 10575 $2,147.40
UK Dodsworth 6/30/2004 10577 $569.00
USA Leverling 6/30/2004 10576 $838.45
USA Peacock 6/30/2004 10574 $764.30
USA Peacock 7/1/2004 10580 $1,013.74
USA Leverling 7/2/2004 10581 $310.00
USA Callahan 7/4/2004 10571 $550.59
USA Davolio 7/4/2004 10579 $317.75
USA Fuller 7/4/2004 10583 $2,237.50
USA Peacock 7/4/2004 10584 $593.75
USA Davolio 7/9/2004 10587 $807.38
UK Dodsworth 7/9/2004 10586 $23.80
USA Leverling 7/9/2004 10568 $155.00
USA Fuller 7/10/2004 10588 $3,120.00
UK King 7/10/2004 10585 $142.50
UK Buchanan 7/11/2004 10569 $890.00
USA Callahan 7/14/2004 10589 $72.00
USA Fuller 7/14/2004 10595 $4,725.00
USA Leverling 7/14/2004 10582 $330.00
USA Peacock 7/14/2004 10590 $1,101.00
USA Davolio 7/16/2004 10591 $812.50
USA Leverling 7/16/2004 10592 $516.46
USA Leverling 7/16/2004 10594 $565.50
USA Davolio 7/18/2004 10598 $2,388.50
UK King 7/18/2004 10597 $718.08
USA Peacock 7/21/2004 10600 $479.80
UK Suyama 7/21/2004 10599 $493.00
USA Callahan 7/22/2004 10602 $48.75
UK King 7/22/2004 10601 $2,285.00
UK Buchanan 7/25/2004 10607 $6,475.40
USA Peacock 7/25/2004 10578 $477.00
USA Davolio 7/29/2004 10604 $230.85
USA Davolio 7/29/2004 10605 $4,109.69
UK King 7/30/2004 10609 $424.00
USA Peacock 7/31/2004 10606 $1,130.40
USA Callahan 8/1/2004 10614 $464.00
USA Davolio 8/1/2004 10612 $6,375.00
USA Peacock 8/1/2004 10608 $1,064.00
USA Peacock 8/1/2004 10613 $353.20
UK Suyama 8/1/2004 10611 $808.00
USA Peacock 8/4/2004 10617 $1,402.50
USA Davolio 8/5/2004 10616 $4,806.99
USA Callahan 8/6/2004 10610 $299.25
USA Fuller 8/6/2004 10615 $120.00
USA Leverling 8/7/2004 10619 $1,260.00
USA Callahan 8/8/2004 10603 $1,483.00
USA Davolio 8/8/2004 10618 $2,697.50
USA Peacock 8/11/2004 10621 $758.50
USA Peacock 8/11/2004 10622 $560.00
USA Callahan 8/12/2004 10596 $1,180.88
USA Callahan 8/12/2004 10623 $1,336.95
UK King 8/13/2004 10593 $1,994.40
USA Fuller 8/14/2004 10620 $57.50
USA Leverling 8/14/2004 10625 $479.75
USA Callahan 8/15/2004 10631 $55.80
UK King 8/18/2004 10633 $5,510.59
USA Callahan 8/19/2004 10632 $589.00
USA Davolio 8/19/2004 10630 $903.60
USA Peacock 8/19/2004 10624 $1,393.24
USA Davolio 8/20/2004 10626 $1,503.60
USA Peacock 8/20/2004 10628 $450.00
USA Peacock 8/20/2004 10629 $2,775.05
USA Callahan 8/21/2004 10627 $1,185.75
USA Callahan 8/21/2004 10635 $1,326.22
USA Peacock 8/21/2004 10634 $4,985.50
USA Peacock 8/26/2004 10636 $629.50
USA Peacock 8/26/2004 10641 $2,054.00
UK Suyama 8/26/2004 10637 $2,761.94
UK King 8/27/2004 10639 $500.00
USA Peacock 8/28/2004 10640 $708.75
UK Buchanan 8/29/2004 10649 $1,434.00
USA Leverling 9/1/2004 10638 $2,720.05
USA Leverling 9/1/2004 10644 $1,371.80
USA Peacock 9/2/2004 10645 $1,535.00
UK Suyama 9/2/2004 10643 $814.50
UK Buchanan 9/3/2004 10650 $1,779.20
UK Dodsworth 9/3/2004 10646 $1,446.00
USA Peacock 9/3/2004 10647 $636.00
UK King 9/5/2004 10642 $696.00
USA Peacock 9/8/2004 10652 $318.84
USA Peacock 9/8/2004 10658 $4,464.60
UK Buchanan 9/9/2004 10648 $372.37
UK King 9/10/2004 10659 $1,227.02
UK Suyama 9/10/2004 10656 $604.21
UK Buchanan 9/11/2004 10654 $601.83
USA Callahan 9/11/2004 10651 $397.80
USA Davolio 9/11/2004 10655 $154.40
USA Fuller 9/15/2004 10657 $4,371.60
UK King 9/15/2004 10661 $562.60
USA Davolio 9/17/2004 10665 $1,295.00
USA Leverling 9/18/2004 10662 $125.00
USA Peacock 9/18/2004 10670 $2,301.75
USA Davolio 9/19/2004 10653 $1,083.15
USA Davolio 9/19/2004 10664 $1,288.39
USA Fuller 9/19/2004 10673 $412.35
UK King 9/19/2004 10667 $1,536.80
USA Fuller 9/22/2004 10669 $570.00
UK King 9/22/2004 10666 $4,666.94
UK Buchanan 9/23/2004 10675 $1,423.00
USA Davolio 9/23/2004 10668 $625.27
USA Davolio 9/24/2004 10671 $920.10
USA Davolio 9/26/2004 10677 $813.36
USA Davolio 9/26/2004 10680 $1,261.88
UK Dodsworth 9/26/2004 10672 $3,815.25
USA Fuller 9/29/2004 10676 $534.85
USA Callahan 9/30/2004 10679 $660.00
USA Leverling 9/30/2004 10681 $1,287.40
USA Leverling 9/30/2004 10684 $1,768.00
USA Peacock 9/30/2004 10674 $45.00
USA Fuller 10/1/2004 10683 $63.00
USA Leverling 10/1/2004 10682 $375.50
USA Davolio 10/3/2004 10690 $862.50
USA Fuller 10/3/2004 10663 $1,930.40
USA Peacock 10/3/2004 10685 $801.10
USA Davolio 10/7/2004 10689 $472.50
USA Peacock 10/7/2004 10688 $3,160.60
USA Fuller 10/8/2004 10686 $1,404.45
USA Callahan 10/9/2004 10694 $4,825.00
USA Leverling 10/10/2004 10693 $2,071.20
USA Leverling 10/13/2004 10699 $114.00
USA Peacock 10/13/2004 10692 $878.00
USA Callahan 10/14/2004 10696 $996.00
UK King 10/14/2004 10695 $642.00
USA Leverling 10/14/2004 10697 $805.43
USA Callahan 10/15/2004 10660 $1,701.00
UK Suyama 10/15/2004 10701 $2,864.50
UK King 10/16/2004 10678 $5,256.50
USA Leverling 10/16/2004 10700 $1,638.40
USA Peacock 10/17/2004 10698 $3,436.45
UK Suyama 10/20/2004 10703 $2,545.00
USA Callahan 10/21/2004 10706 $1,893.00
USA Peacock 10/21/2004 10702 $330.00
USA Fuller 10/22/2004 10691 $10,164.80
USA Davolio 10/23/2004 10710 $93.50
USA Peacock 10/23/2004 10707 $1,641.00
USA Davolio 10/24/2004 10713 $2,827.90
UK Buchanan 10/27/2004 10714 $2,205.75
USA Peacock 10/27/2004 10716 $706.00
UK Buchanan 10/29/2004 10711 $4,451.70
USA Davolio 10/29/2004 10717 $1,270.75
USA Davolio 10/29/2004 10718 $3,463.00
USA Leverling 10/29/2004 10715 $1,296.00
UK Dodsworth 10/30/2004 10687 $4,960.90
UK Buchanan 10/31/2004 10721 $923.87
USA Leverling 10/31/2004 10712 $1,233.48
USA Callahan 11/4/2004 10722 $1,570.00
USA Callahan 11/5/2004 10719 $844.25
USA Callahan 11/5/2004 10720 $550.00
USA Callahan 11/5/2004 10724 $638.50
USA Peacock 11/5/2004 10725 $287.80
UK Suyama 11/5/2004 10708 $180.40
USA Leverling 11/7/2004 10732 $360.00
UK Suyama 11/7/2004 10704 $595.50
USA Davolio 11/10/2004 10733 $1,459.00
USA Peacock 11/11/2004 10728 $1,296.75
USA Fuller 11/12/2004 10734 $1,498.35
UK Buchanan 11/14/2004 10730 $484.25
USA Callahan 11/14/2004 10729 $1,850.00
UK King 11/14/2004 10731 $1,890.50
USA Leverling 11/17/2004 10739 $240.00
UK Dodsworth 11/18/2004 10705 $378.00
USA Fuller 11/18/2004 10737 $139.80
USA Fuller 11/18/2004 10738 $52.35
USA Leverling 11/18/2004 10742 $3,118.00
USA Peacock 11/18/2004 10741 $228.00
USA Davolio 11/20/2004 10709 $3,424.00
USA Davolio 11/21/2004 10743 $319.20
USA Davolio 11/21/2004 10746 $2,311.70
UK Dodsworth 11/21/2004 10736 $997.00
UK Suyama 11/21/2004 10735 $536.40
UK Dodsworth 11/24/2004 10750 $1,590.56
UK Suyama 11/24/2004 10744 $736.00
USA Leverling 11/25/2004 10723 $468.45
USA Peacock 11/25/2004 10740 $1,416.00
UK Suyama 11/26/2004 10747 $1,912.85
UK Dodsworth 11/27/2004 10745 $4,529.80
USA Leverling 11/27/2004 10753 $88.00
UK Suyama 11/27/2004 10754 $55.20
USA Fuller 11/28/2004 10752 $252.00
USA Leverling 11/28/2004 10748 $2,196.00
USA Peacock 11/28/2004 10755 $1,948.50
USA Callahan 12/2/2004 10756 $1,990.00
USA Leverling 12/3/2004 10751 $1,631.48
USA Leverling 12/4/2004 10758 $1,644.60
USA Fuller 12/5/2004 10727 $1,624.50
USA Peacock 12/5/2004 10726 $655.00
UK Buchanan 12/8/2004 10761 $507.00
USA Leverling 12/8/2004 10763 $616.00
UK Suyama 12/8/2004 10764 $2,286.00
USA Leverling 12/9/2004 10762 $4,337.00
USA Leverling 12/9/2004 10765 $1,515.60
USA Peacock 12/9/2004 10766 $2,310.00
USA Peacock 12/10/2004 10760 $2,917.00
USA Leverling 12/12/2004 10759 $320.00
USA Leverling 12/12/2004 10769 $1,684.27
USA Peacock 12/12/2004 10774 $868.75
USA Leverling 12/15/2004 10768 $1,477.00
USA Peacock 12/15/2004 10767 $28.00
UK Suyama 12/15/2004 10757 $3,082.00
USA Davolio 12/16/2004 10773 $2,030.40
USA Callahan 12/17/2004 10770 $236.25
USA Davolio 12/18/2004 10776 $6,635.27
USA Fuller 12/19/2004 10781 $975.88
USA Leverling 12/19/2004 10772 $3,603.22
USA Peacock 12/19/2004 10749 $1,080.00
USA Peacock 12/19/2004 10783 $1,442.50
UK Dodsworth 12/22/2004 10782 $12.50
USA Peacock 12/22/2004 10784 $1,488.00
USA Callahan 12/23/2004 10786 $1,531.08
USA Davolio 12/24/2004 10785 $387.50
USA Leverling 12/24/2004 10778 $96.50
USA Fuller 12/25/2004 10780 $720.00
USA Fuller 12/26/2004 10787 $2,622.76
UK King 12/26/2004 10775 $228.00
UK Suyama 12/26/2004 10790 $722.50
USA Davolio 12/31/2004 10789 $3,687.00
USA Davolio 12/31/2004 10792 $399.85
USA Peacock 12/31/2004 10801 $3,026.85
UK Suyama 1/1/2005 10791 $1,829.76
USA Peacock 1/2/2005 10802 $2,942.81
UK Suyama 1/2/2005 10794 $314.76
USA Davolio 1/5/2005 10800 $1,468.93
UK Dodsworth 1/5/2005 10799 $1,553.50
USA Fuller 1/5/2005 10798 $446.60
UK King 1/5/2005 10797 $420.00
USA Leverling 1/5/2005 10806 $439.60
USA Peacock 1/6/2005 10803 $1,193.01
USA Fuller 1/7/2005 10810 $187.00
UK King 1/7/2005 10809 $140.00
UK Suyama 1/7/2005 10804 $2,278.40
USA Callahan 1/8/2005 10811 $852.00
USA Leverling 1/8/2005 10793 $191.10
USA Davolio 1/9/2005 10813 $602.40
USA Fuller 1/9/2005 10805 $2,775.00
USA Fuller 1/9/2005 10808 $1,411.00
UK Buchanan 1/12/2005 10812 $1,692.80
UK King 1/12/2005 10818 $833.00
UK Buchanan 1/13/2005 10823 $2,826.00
USA Leverling 1/13/2005 10817 $10,952.84
USA Leverling 1/13/2005 10820 $1,140.00
USA Davolio 1/14/2005 10825 $1,030.76
USA Fuller 1/14/2005 10815 $40.00
USA Leverling 1/14/2005 10779 $1,335.00
USA Leverling 1/14/2005 10796 $2,341.36
USA Leverling 1/14/2005 10814 $1,788.45
USA Davolio 1/15/2005 10821 $678.00
USA Fuller 1/16/2005 10819 $477.00
UK Suyama 1/16/2005 10822 $237.90
USA Davolio 1/19/2005 10788 $731.50
USA Davolio 1/19/2005 10834 $1,432.71
USA Fuller 1/19/2005 10832 $475.11
USA Callahan 1/20/2005 10795 $2,158.00
USA Davolio 1/21/2005 10835 $845.80
UK King 1/21/2005 10777 $224.00
UK King 1/21/2005 10836 $4,705.50
USA Peacock 1/21/2005 10830 $1,974.00
USA Leverling 1/22/2005 10839 $827.55
UK Dodsworth 1/23/2005 10829 $1,764.00
UK Dodsworth 1/23/2005 10837 $1,064.50
USA Fuller 1/23/2005 10846 $1,112.00
USA Leverling 1/23/2005 10831 $2,684.40
USA Leverling 1/23/2005 10838 $1,938.38
UK Suyama 1/23/2005 10833 $906.93
USA Callahan 1/26/2005 10844 $735.00
USA Peacock 1/26/2005 10843 $159.00
UK Buchanan 1/29/2005 10841 $4,581.00
USA Davolio 1/29/2005 10842 $975.00
UK King 1/29/2005 10848 $931.50
USA Callahan 1/30/2005 10824 $250.80
USA Callahan 1/30/2005 10845 $3,812.70
USA Callahan 1/30/2005 10852 $2,984.00
USA Davolio 1/30/2005 10850 $629.00
UK Dodsworth 1/30/2005 10849 $967.82
USA Peacock 1/30/2005 10807 $18.40
UK Buchanan 2/2/2005 10851 $2,603.00
USA Callahan 2/2/2005 10862 $581.00
USA Davolio 2/2/2005 10859 $1,078.69
UK Dodsworth 2/3/2005 10853 $625.00
USA Fuller 2/3/2005 10858 $649.00
UK Dodsworth 2/4/2005 10828 $932.00
USA Leverling 2/4/2005 10855 $2,227.89
USA Leverling 2/4/2005 10860 $519.00
USA Peacock 2/4/2005 10816 $8,446.45
USA Leverling 2/5/2005 10854 $2,966.50
USA Callahan 2/6/2005 10857 $2,048.22
USA Davolio 2/6/2005 10827 $843.00
UK Suyama 2/6/2005 10826 $730.00
UK Buchanan 2/9/2005 10869 $1,630.00
UK Buchanan 2/9/2005 10872 $2,058.46
USA Peacock 2/9/2005 10864 $282.00
USA Peacock 2/9/2005 10873 $336.80
UK Dodsworth 2/10/2005 10871 $1,979.23
USA Leverling 2/10/2005 10856 $660.00
USA Peacock 2/10/2005 10847 $4,931.92
UK Buchanan 2/11/2005 10874 $310.00
UK Suyama 2/11/2005 10867 $98.40
UK Buchanan 2/12/2005 10866 $1,096.20
USA Fuller 2/12/2005 10865 $16,387.50
UK King 2/12/2005 10876 $917.00
USA Leverling 2/12/2005 10879 $611.30
USA Peacock 2/12/2005 10878 $1,539.00
UK Buchanan 2/13/2005 10870 $160.00
USA Peacock 2/13/2005 10884 $1,378.07
USA Callahan 2/16/2005 10887 $70.00
USA Peacock 2/16/2005 10840 $211.20
USA Peacock 2/17/2005 10861 $3,523.40
USA Peacock 2/17/2005 10863 $441.15
UK King 2/18/2005 10880 $1,500.00
UK King 2/18/2005 10890 $860.10
USA Peacock 2/18/2005 10881 $150.00
UK Suyama 2/18/2005 10885 $1,209.00
USA Davolio 2/19/2005 10877 $1,955.13
UK King 2/19/2005 10891 $368.93
USA Peacock 2/19/2005 10892 $2,090.00
USA Callahan 2/20/2005 10883 $36.00
USA Davolio 2/20/2005 10894 $2,753.10
UK Dodsworth 2/20/2005 10893 $5,502.11
USA Peacock 2/20/2005 10882 $892.64
USA Davolio 2/23/2005 10888 $605.00
UK Dodsworth 2/23/2005 10889 $11,380.00
UK King 2/23/2005 10868 $1,920.60
USA Leverling 2/23/2005 10895 $6,379.40
USA Leverling 2/25/2005 10897 $10,835.24
UK Buchanan 2/26/2005 10899 $122.40
USA Peacock 2/26/2005 10901 $934.50
UK King 2/27/2005 10896 $750.50
USA Leverling 2/27/2005 10904 $1,924.25
UK Suyama 2/27/2005 10907 $108.50
USA Davolio 3/2/2005 10886 $3,127.50
USA Fuller 3/2/2005 10915 $539.50
UK Suyama 3/2/2005 10914 $537.50
USA Davolio 3/3/2005 10902 $863.43
USA Peacock 3/3/2005 10875 $709.55
USA Peacock 3/3/2005 10906 $427.50
USA Davolio 3/4/2005 10900 $33.75
USA Davolio 3/4/2005 10910 $452.90
USA Fuller 3/4/2005 10919 $1,122.80
USA Leverling 3/4/2005 10903 $932.05
USA Peacock 3/4/2005 10913 $768.75
UK Buchanan 3/5/2005 10922 $742.50
USA Leverling 3/5/2005 10911 $858.00
UK Dodsworth 3/6/2005 10905 $342.00
USA Peacock 3/6/2005 10898 $30.00
USA Peacock 3/6/2005 10908 $663.10
USA Davolio 3/9/2005 10916 $686.70
USA Davolio 3/9/2005 10921 $1,936.00
USA Peacock 3/9/2005 10920 $390.00
USA Davolio 3/10/2005 10909 $670.00
USA Leverling 3/11/2005 10918 $1,447.50
USA Peacock 3/11/2005 10917 $365.89
USA Peacock 3/11/2005 10926 $514.40
USA Leverling 3/12/2005 10934 $500.00
UK Suyama 3/12/2005 10929 $1,174.75
USA Fuller 3/13/2005 10939 $637.50
UK King 3/13/2005 10923 $748.80
UK King 3/13/2005 10937 $644.80
USA Leverling 3/13/2005 10925 $475.15
UK Suyama 3/13/2005 10944 $1,025.33
USA Leverling 3/16/2005 10938 $2,731.87
USA Leverling 3/16/2005 10947 $220.00
UK Suyama 3/16/2005 10933 $920.60
USA Fuller 3/17/2005 10949 $4,422.00
USA Davolio 3/18/2005 10928 $137.50
UK Dodsworth 3/18/2005 10942 $560.00
USA Fuller 3/18/2005 10912 $6,200.55
USA Leverling 3/18/2005 10936 $456.00
USA Peacock 3/18/2005 10930 $2,255.50
USA Peacock 3/18/2005 10935 $619.50
USA Peacock 3/18/2005 10945 $245.00
USA Davolio 3/19/2005 10946 $1,407.50
USA Leverling 3/19/2005 10948 $2,362.25
USA Peacock 3/19/2005 10931 $799.20
USA Peacock 3/19/2005 10943 $711.00
UK Buchanan 3/20/2005 10954 $1,659.53
USA Callahan 3/20/2005 10955 $74.40
UK King 3/20/2005 10941 $4,011.75
UK Suyama 3/20/2005 10956 $677.00
USA Callahan 3/23/2005 10940 $360.00
USA Callahan 3/23/2005 10962 $3,584.00
USA Davolio 3/23/2005 10950 $110.00
UK Suyama 3/23/2005 10959 $131.75
USA Callahan 3/24/2005 10932 $1,788.63
USA Davolio 3/24/2005 10952 $471.20
USA Leverling 3/24/2005 10964 $2,052.50
UK Dodsworth 3/25/2005 10953 $4,441.25
UK Dodsworth 3/26/2005 10963 $57.80
USA Peacock 3/26/2005 10972 $251.50
USA Callahan 3/27/2005 10957 $1,762.70
USA Davolio 3/27/2005 10975 $717.50
UK King 3/27/2005 10958 $781.00
UK Suyama 3/27/2005 10973 $291.55
USA Callahan 3/30/2005 10961 $1,119.90
USA Davolio 3/30/2005 10969 $108.00
UK Suyama 3/30/2005 10965 $848.00
USA Callahan 3/31/2005 10979 $4,813.50
USA Davolio 4/1/2005 10968 $1,408.00
USA Davolio 4/2/2005 10981 $15,810.00
USA Fuller 4/2/2005 10967 $910.40
USA Fuller 4/2/2005 10971 $1,733.06
USA Fuller 4/2/2005 10985 $2,023.38
USA Fuller 4/2/2005 10989 $1,353.60
USA Davolio 4/3/2005 10976 $912.00
USA Davolio 4/3/2005 10984 $1,809.75
USA Davolio 4/3/2005 10992 $69.60
USA Leverling 4/3/2005 10974 $439.00
USA Callahan 4/6/2005 10987 $2,772.00
USA Davolio 4/6/2005 10995 $1,196.00
USA Fuller 4/6/2005 10983 $720.90
USA Davolio 4/7/2005 10991 $2,296.00
UK Dodsworth 4/7/2005 10951 $458.74
USA Fuller 4/7/2005 10990 $4,288.85
USA Fuller 4/8/2005 10982 $1,014.00
USA Leverling 4/8/2005 10924 $1,835.70
USA Leverling 4/8/2005 10960 $265.35
USA Leverling 4/8/2005 11003 $326.00
USA Peacock 4/8/2005 10927 $800.00
USA Peacock 4/8/2005 10966 $1,098.46
USA Fuller 4/9/2005 10994 $940.50
USA Callahan 4/10/2005 10977 $2,233.00
USA Fuller 4/10/2005 11005 $586.00
USA Fuller 4/10/2005 11009 $616.50
USA Fuller 4/10/2005 11013 $361.00
UK King 4/10/2005 10993 $4,895.44
USA Leverling 4/10/2005 10988 $3,574.80
USA Peacock 4/10/2005 10996 $560.00
UK Suyama 4/10/2005 10999 $1,197.95
USA Callahan 4/13/2005 10997 $1,885.00
USA Callahan 4/13/2005 11007 $2,633.90
UK Dodsworth 4/13/2005 11016 $491.50
USA Leverling 4/13/2005 11011 $933.50
USA Fuller 4/14/2005 11000 $903.75
USA Fuller 4/14/2005 11001 $2,769.00
USA Fuller 4/15/2005 11014 $243.18
USA Leverling 4/15/2005 11006 $329.69
USA Fuller 4/16/2005 11020 $632.40
USA Peacock 4/16/2005 11002 $1,811.10
USA Peacock 4/16/2005 11018 $1,575.00
USA Callahan 4/17/2005 10998 $686.00
USA Davolio 4/17/2005 11012 $2,825.30
USA Peacock 4/17/2005 10980 $248.00
USA Davolio 4/20/2005 11027 $877.72
UK Dodsworth 4/20/2005 11017 $6,750.00
USA Fuller 4/20/2005 11015 $622.35
USA Leverling 4/20/2005 11004 $295.38
USA Peacock 4/20/2005 11024 $1,966.81
USA Callahan 4/21/2005 10986 $2,220.00
USA Fuller 4/21/2005 11010 $645.00
USA Leverling 4/21/2005 11021 $6,306.24
USA Callahan 4/22/2005 11036 $1,692.00
USA Fuller 4/22/2005 11028 $2,160.00
UK Dodsworth 4/23/2005 10978 $1,303.19
USA Fuller 4/23/2005 11032 $8,902.50
UK King 4/23/2005 11033 $3,232.80
USA Callahan 4/24/2005 11046 $1,485.80
USA Davolio 4/24/2005 11023 $1,500.00
UK Dodsworth 4/24/2005 10970 $224.00
USA Fuller 5/1/2005 11042 $405.75
UK King 5/1/2005 11047 $817.87
USA Leverling 5/1/2005 11052 $1,332.00
USA Leverling 5/1/2005 11057 $45.00
USA Peacock 5/1/2005 11044 $591.60
$1,228,327.40
6.633499E+234
Qty Count Cells with Data -- COUNTA
50
5.5
10 Acer
20
4 Dell
34
Sony
33
Toshiba
27
HP
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Using Count
Remember that Count Function only counts
numbers not the text.
COUNTA
How to count Text
5
Qty Count Blank Cells -- COUNTBLANK
50
COUNTBLANK
5.5
10
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COUNTIF WITH WILDCARDS
Item Qty Count cells that match criteria -- COUNTIF
Pen 5 Match criterion in a string
Pencil 9
Binder 9
Pen 6
Gel Pen 12
Binder 12
Pencil 10
Binder 6
Pen 11
6
6 pen <==enter a text string in the yellow cell, e.g. "pen"
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Item Qty Count cells that match criteria -- COUNTIF
Pen 5 Match criteria in a range
Pencil 9
Binder 9
COUNTIF
Pen 6
Pen 15
Binder 12
Pencil 10
Binder 6
Pen 11
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Code Size
Al Total 9
As Total 7
Be Total 9
SB Total 9
SC Total 9
HC Total 9
Li Total 9
Wa Total 3
FM Total 9
Oa Total 5
Sy Total 9
Wi Total 9
Ye Total 5
Pp Total 7
Grand Tot 108
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SUBTOTAL
Months Week1 Week2 Week3 Week4
Jan 320 654 180 589
Week# week3 Feb 150 256 564 355
Month Oct Mar 255 125 444 456
Apr 145 244 145 574
May 189 236 158 254
Sales 511 June 654 895 177 458
July 587 254 150 521
3 Aug 256 126 180 489
10 Sep 356 120 190 222
Oct 455 157 511 200
Nov 410 130 254 150
Sales Err:502 Dec 400 180 456 450
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INDEX MATCH
Saem Mashhud Saem Mashhud
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46 1 Using Find Find M 6

SEARCH
Using Search Find M 4
Names First Name

Saem Mashhud Saem 5
Patrice Fouquet Patrice 8
Abdullah Jamshaid Abdullah 9
Sara Tahir Sara 5
Search is not case sensitive
employee sales percentage
Smith 85.85 8.58% Smith sold $85.85 today. That's 8.6% of weekly goal
Walter 978.67 97.87% Walter sold $978.67 today. That's 97.9% of weekly goal
Wesson 123.45 12.35% Wesson sold $123.45 today. That's 12.3% of weekly goal
Douglas 546.88 54.69% Douglas sold $546.88 today. That's 54.7% of weekly goal
Butcher 91.78 9.18% Butcher sold $91.78 today. That's 9.2% of weekly goal
Miller 312.67 31.27% Miller sold $312.67 today. That's 31.3% of weekly goal
Stone 999.98 100.00% Stone sold $999.98 today. That's 100.0% of weekly goal
Mitchel 797.96 79.80% Mitchel sold $797.96 today. That's 79.8% of weekly goal
Crosby 313.56 31.36% Crosby sold $313.56 today. That's 31.4% of weekly goal
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TEXT
Name Hour Minute Second Result
Brian 2 12 45 2:12:45
Sue 2 14 10 2:14:10
Walter 3 1 5 3:01:05
Joseph 3 1 45 3:01:45
David 3 2 0 3:02:00
Wayne 3 24 59 3:24:59
TIME
Donald 4 0 0 4:00:00
Leon 4 0 37 4:00:37
Mark 4 2 2 4:02:02
Name Gender Subject Score
Anne Female Maths 63% Example 1
Anne Female English 78% Example 1
Anne Female Science 39%
If we want to know how many female test scores were greater th
Carl Male Maths 55% we could use the following formula:
Carl Male English 71%
Carl Male Science 51%
Kath Female Maths 78% Answer
Kath Female English 81% 2
Kath Female Science 49%
Tony Male Maths 35%
Tony Male English 69%
Tony Male Science 65%
Main
1
st scores were greater than 60%,

wing formula:
COUNTIFS
Name Gender Age Subject Score Example 1
Amy Female 8 Math 63% The example below uses the Dcount function to count the number
Science examination scores recorded for male students. The criteria a
Amy Female 8 English 78% specified in cells G1 - H2 and the Dcount formula is shown in cell G3
Amy Female 8 Science 39%
Bill Male 8 Math 55%
Bill Male 8 English 71%
Bill Male 8 Science awaiting Subject Gender
Sue Female 9 Math Science Male
Sue Female 9 English 52% 1
Sue Female 9 Science 48%
Tom Male 9 Math 78%
Tom Male 9 English 69%
Tom Male 9 Science 65% The above Dcount function finds that there are 2 rows for which the
Gender is "Male" and the Subject is "Science". However, only one of the
rows (row 13) contains a number in the "Score" column. Therefore, the
function returns the value 1
Note that, in the above example, the Dcount function has excluded cell
from the count, because this cell contains text, and not a number.
(However, this cell would have been counted if the Dcounta function ha
been used instead of the Dcount function).
nction to count the number of
male students. The criteria are
ormula is shown in cell G3
e are 2 rows for which the

ce". However, only one of these
core" column. Therefore, the
unt function has excluded cell E7

text, and not a number.
ted if the Dcounta function had
.
Sales
Quarter Area
Rep.
Sales
Example 1
1 North Jeff £223,000 In the example below, the Daverage function is used to calculate t
average quarterly sales in quarters 2, 3 and 4, for the Sales Rep. "Tin
1 North Chris £125,000
The criteria are specified in cells F1 - G2 and the format of the Davera
1 South Carol £456,000 function is shown in cell F3.
2 North Jeff £322,000
2 South Carol £198,000 Quarter Sales Rep.
3 North Jeff £310,000 >1 Carol
3 North Chris £250,000 321000
3 South Carol £460,000
4 South Carol £305,000 The above Daverage function calculates the average of the values in ce
D9, D13 & D17, and therefore returns the value $268,333.
nction is used to calculate the
and 4, for the Sales Rep. "Tina".
and the format of the Daverage
he average of the values in cells

value $268,333.
Sales
Quarter Area
Rep.
Sales
Example 1
1 North Jeff £223,000 In the example below, the Dsum function is used to calculate the to
sales in quarters 3 & 4, in the "North" area. The criteria are specified
cells F7 - G8 and the Dsum formula is shown in cell F3.
2 South Carol £198,000 Quarter Area
3 North Jeff £310,000 >2 North
3 North Chris £250,000 389000
4 South Carol £305,000 The above Dsum function calculates the sum of the values in cells D
D11, D14 & D15, and therefore returns the value $1,210,000
on is used to calculate the total
rea. The criteria are specified in
wn in cell F3.
sum of the values in cells D10,

e value $1,210,000
Sales
Quarter Area
Rep.
Sales
Example 1
1 North Jeff £223,000 In the example below, the Dsum function is used to calculate the to
sales in quarters 3 & 4, in the "North" area. The criteria are specified
cells F7 - G8 and the Dsum formula is shown in cell F3.
2 South Carol £198,000 Quarter Area
3 North Jeff £310,000 >2 North
3 North Chris £250,000 1210000
4 South Carol £305,000 The above Dsum function calculates the sum of the values in cells D
D11, D14 & D15, and therefore returns the value $1,210,000
on is used to calculate the total
rea. The criteria are specified in
wn in cell F3.
sum of the values in cells D10,

e value $1,210,000
Quarter Area Sales Rep. Sales
1 North Jeff £223,000 Example 1
1 South Carol £456,000 To find the sum of sales in the North area during qu
2 North Chris £340,000 Answer
3 North Jeff £310,000 £348,000
4 North Jeff £261,000 Example 2
4 South Carol £305,000 Find the total sales for "Jeff", during quarters 3 an
Answer
£571,000
Main
n the North area during quarter 1:
SUMIFS
348,000
"Jeff", during quarters 3 and 4:
571,000
Main
#NULL!
#DIV/0!
#VALUE!
#REF!
#NAME?
#NUM!
#N/A
Types of Excel Formula Error
Arises when you specify an intersection of two ranges that don't intersect FALSE
Your formula is attempting to divide by zero FALSE
One of the variables in your formula is of the wrong type FALSE
The formula contains an invalid cell reference FALSE
Excel doesn't recognise text in a formula FALSE
Excel has encountered an invalid number FALSE
Indicates that a value is not available to the formula TRUE
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Sunday, September 30, 1900
31-Jan-08 Sunday, September 30, 2007
31-Jan-08 Saturday, September 30, 2006
28-Feb-08 Saturday, February 28, 2009
29-Feb-08 Saturday, February 28, 2009
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The Excel Edate function returns a date that is a specified number of months before or after a supplied start date.
EDATE
after a supplied start date.
1-Jan-12 Thursday, May 31, 2012
1-Jan-12 Monday, January 31, 2011
1-Jan-12 Tuesday, January 31, 2012
29-Feb-12 Thursday, February 28, 2013
28-Feb-11 Wednesday, February 29, 2012
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The Excel Eomonth function returns the last day of the month, that is a
specified number of months before or after an initial supplied start date.
EOMONTH
month, that is a
pplied start date.
Date Weekday
31-Dec-12 2 Monday The Excel Weekday function returns
1-Jan-13 3 Tuesday
2-Jan-00 3 Tuesday
4-Jan-13 6 Friday
8-Jan-13 3 Tuesday
12-Jan-13 7 Saturday
15-Jan-13 3 Tuesday
16-Jan-13 4 Wednesday
18-Jan-13 6 Friday
22-Jan-13 3 Tuesday
23-Jan-13 4 Wednesday
29-Jan-13 3 Tuesday
3-Feb-13 1 Sunday
5-Feb-13 3 Tuesday
Main
eekday function returns an integer representing the day of the week for a supplied date
WEEKDAY
WEEKNUM
WEEKNUM Function
For a supplied a date, the Excel Weeknum
function returns an integer representing the
week number (from 1 to 53) of the year.
Date Weekday
31-Dec-12 2 The Excel Workday function returns a date that is a supplied numbe
start
1-Jan-13 3
3-Jan-13 5
4-Jan-13 6
8-Jan-13 3 WORKDAY
12-Jan-13 7 Wednesday, January 16, 2013
15-Jan-13 3
16-Jan-13 4
18-Jan-13 6
22-Jan-13 3
23-Jan-13 4
29-Jan-13 3
3-Feb-13 1
5-Feb-13 3
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that is a supplied number of working days (excluding weekends and holidays) ahead of a given
start date.
WORKDAY
Starting from the 1st Jan 2013 add 10 days. In between exclude the
Weekends (Sat and Sun) makes 12 days in total. Plus add another day as
a holiday.
NETWORKDAYS Function
The Excel Networkdays function calculates the number of whole work
days between two supplied dates. This includes all weekdays (Mon - Fri),
excluding a supplied list of holidays.

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mber, the Char function may

Start Date End Date Fraction

What Does It Do?

Start End Pro Rata Salary Actual Salary

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The syntax of the function is:

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Pool Of Items Items In A Group Possible Groups

Total Characters Group Size Combinations

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Available Colours Colours Per Scheme Totals Schemes

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nly use three in any scheme.

Number Absolute Value

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What Does It Do?

The syntax of the function is:

ied to the Choose function.

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=SUBSTITUTE(A2, ",", ";")

s with another in a specified cell or a text string.

want to replace with new_text. If omitted, then every

Syntax: SUBTOTAL(function num, range or values)

Function numbers Data

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GRADES PERCENTAGE OF MATHS PERCENTAGE OF ICT PERCENTAGE OF PHYSICS

NAMES GRADES PERCENTAGE OF MATHS PERCENTAGE OF ICT

LOOKUP & VLOOKUP

LOWER(text) - changes all uppercase letters in a text string to lowercase.

to a cell containing the text or a formula that returns the text.

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Available number formats IGCSE ICT FUNCTIONS

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More CountIF examples

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Mid/ Right & Left

Text & Numbers

AND OR & NOT

Limit the Total

No Leading or Trailing Spaces

Restrict to a Dynamic Date Range

Prohibit Weekend Dates

Count the same make type 3

Note: the @ symbol is used to get the text input.

Dates and Times

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