Master Excel Formulas

Make The Leap to The Next Level

Part 6

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Top 60| Search

When is it used:

1. Search – returns the location of a text in a string

Search (Find_Text, Within_Text, [start_num])

What is the difference between FIND and SEARCH?

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Top 60| Rand & Randbetween

When are they used:

1. Rand – generates random number which is 0 <= Random Number < 1

Rand ()

2. Randbetween – returns a number between the number specified by the user

Randbetween(Bottom, Top)
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Top 60| Int & Trunc

When are they used:

1. Int – Allows the user to get the integer part of a decimal by rounding down

Int ( Number )

2. Trunc – allows the user to truncate a number to a given precision

Trunc ( Number, [ No_of_Digits ] )

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Top 60| Mod

When is it used:

1. Mod – Returns the remainder after a number is divided by a divisor

Mod ( Number, Divisor )

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Top 60| Mround

When is it used:

1. Mround – returns a number to the desired multiple

Mround ( Number, Multiple )

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Top 60| Transpose

When is it used:

1. Transpose – converts a vertical range of cells to a horizontal range and vice versa

Transpose ( Array )

Note: Use Ctrl + Shift + Enter when using this formula

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Top 60| Address

When is it used:

1. Address – Creates a cell reference as text given a row and column numbers

Address ( Row_Num, Col_Num, [Abs_Num] )

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Top 60| True & False

When are they used:

1. True – Returns the logical value TRUE

True ()

1. False – Returns the logical value FALSE

False ()
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Top 60| Indirect

When is it used:

1. Indirect – Returns a valid reference from a text string

Indirect (ref_text)
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Top 60| Error.Type

When is it used:

1. Error.Type – Returns a number matching an error value

Error.Type (Cell)
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