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Apr22020 by excelhelp13No Comments
INDIRECT Function In Excel

INDIRECT Function In Excel

FORMULAS, Lookup & Reference
INDIRECT function is used in Excel to change over a content string into a legitimate range reference. For example: if you want to find the value of cell A2 then simply use =INDIRECT("a2") or if you have a reference in any cell as we have here in F column simply select that and it will give you the value available in that reference. Clarification: the equation above lessens to =SUM(INDIRECT("a2:c2")). The INDIRECT function add the value of both cells and the content string "a2:c2" converts to a legitimate range reference
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Mar312020 by excelhelp13No Comments
NESTED IF Condition In Excel

NESTED IF Condition In Excel

FORMULAS, Logical
'Nested If Condition is used to check multiple criteria in the different columns, rows or for the same cell reference. And if the criteria matches you can define what should be the outcome basis on your requirement. Here we will study the nested if condition to check the grade base upon the marks obtained in the 4 subject. We will check the percentage column to identify the percentage outcome and on that basis we will provide the grade. Distinction - First Class - Average - Bad… Here we have used a simple example to understood the nested if condition easily. Here we only applied the condition on single cell to find out the grade on the base of percentage. But nested if condition can also be used for the different cell reference to get the outcome accordingly. '
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