Working with ranges in Excel is a fast and simple way to identify, define, or refer to a single cell, a range (or group) of cells, a specific or constant value, or a formula. Then you can use those ...

Assigning names to cells in Microsoft Excel simplifies referencing the cell or cell range. As an example, instead of referencing "=Sheet1!$D$1:$K$23," you can define ...

Microsoft Excel is a powerhouse data management tool used in business, research, and education. Today, the application offers over 450 built-in functions. Whether you’ve just started your first ...

If you refer to the same value in an Excel sheet often, treat it as a constant. Anyone who uses Excel, even just a bit, knows how to name a cell or range and then use that name in formulas. It’s ...

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Q. I have an Excel workbook with dozens of custom-named worksheets. Is it possible to create a list of those worksheet names in Excel without having to retype them? A. Yes, you can create a list of ...

It creates a reusable function that takes three inputs: actual sales, sales quota, and a weighting factor. It returns a weighted performance score by dividing sales by quota and multiplying by the ...

In this post, we are going to show you a tutorial to fix #NAME? error in Microsoft Excel. Before talking about the tutorial to correct #NAME? error, let us understand ...

Using a formulaic reference to the total on another Excel 2013 sheet creates a dynamic link between the two cells. When the original total changes, the updated figure is automatically forwarded to the ...