Commonly used formulas, now is the Internet age, it is very important to know how to use computers, computers can bring us a lot of convenience, and some office software can also bring us a lot of convenience. Here are some commonly used formulas.
Daquan of Common Formulas1i. Digital Processing
1, absolute value
=ABS (number)
2, rounding
=INT (number)
3, rounding
=ROUND (number, decimal place)
Second, the judgment formula
1. Displays the error value generated by the formula as empty.
Formula: C2
=IFERROR(A2/B2,"")
Description: If it is an error value, it is empty, otherwise it will be displayed normally.
2. If multiple conditions determine the return value.
Formula: C2
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5. Select E2:E5 as the number of people in each score, enter the following formula, and press Shift+CTRL+ENTER = frequency (B2: B7, {70; 80; 90})
6. According to the statistical average of conditions, the average score of men's assessment is counted. =AVERAGEIF(B2:B7, "male", C2:C7)
7. Multi-conditional statistics average the average score of the assessment with gender as "male" and department as "sales". =AVERAGEIFS(D2:D7, C2:C7, "male", B2:B7, "sales")
8. Calculate the number of non-duplicate items = SUMPRODUCT (1/COUNTIF (A2:A9, A2: A9))
9. Extract the content that is not repeated, enter the following array formula in cell C2, and press Ctrl+ Shift+Enter to copy it. =INDEX(A:A, 1+MATCH(,COUNTIF(C$ 1:C 1,A$2:A$ 10),)& amp""
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10, find duplicate contents =IF(COUNTIF(A:A, A2)> 1, "duplicate", "duplicate")