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Monday, 20 August 2012
Excel Do Easy: Create Digital Clock On Excel
Excel Do Easy: Create Digital Clock On Excel: =TEXT(HOUR(NOW()),"00")&":"&TEXT(MINUTE(NOW()),"00")&":"&TEXT(SECOND(NOW()),"00") You can create a clock in Excel 2003,2007,2010 in one or a...
Monday, 2 January 2012
Excel Do Easy: Age calculation using DATEDIF function.
Excel Do Easy: Age calculation using DATEDIF function.: How To Calculate Your Age :- The Excel DATEDIF function helps you to calculates the Age, tenures & difference between two dates. It can ...
Age calculation using DATEDIF function.
How To Calculate Your Age :-
The Excel DATEDIF function helps you to calculates the Age, tenures & difference between two dates. It can show the result as number of Days, Months & Years.
Syntax : -
=DATEDIF(date1, date2, Interval)
The DATEDIF function syntax has the following arguments : -
date1 :- It is the first date and it must have the earliest date between the two date.
date2 :- It is the second date and must be the recent or today of the two dates.
Interval :- This is the interval type that indicates what you want to view such as [Days, Months & Years].Interval Type must be "D" to view Days, "M" to view Months of "Y" to view Years
Example :-
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The Excel DATEDIF function helps you to calculates the Age, tenures & difference between two dates. It can show the result as number of Days, Months & Years.
Syntax : -
=DATEDIF(date1, date2, Interval)
The DATEDIF function syntax has the following arguments : -
date1 :- It is the first date and it must have the earliest date between the two date.
date2 :- It is the second date and must be the recent or today of the two dates.
Interval :- This is the interval type that indicates what you want to view such as [Days, Months & Years].Interval Type must be "D" to view Days, "M" to view Months of "Y" to view Years
Example :-
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Thursday, 22 December 2011
Identify Duplicates
The Microsoft Excel COUNTIF Function helps you to identify duplicates in a data range.
To Identify duplicates you can using the following formula : -
=COUNTIF($A$3:$A$10,A3)>1
Also you can identify the duplicates using Conditional formatting in Microsoft Excel, But Conditional formatting will identify the duplicates all values like If you have 3 duplicates values in a data range that will identify all values. And The formula will keep 1 value as Non duplicate value and identify 2 value as duplicates.
Monday, 12 December 2011
Extract Name & E-Code from a Text String
How To Extract Name & E-Code from the text string when the text string have like [e.g John(02457)]
Here you can use the below formula first extract the "Name" then extract the "E-Code" from the data table "Name & E-Code"
Formula:- To Extract Name
=LEFT(A2,FIND("(",A2)-1)
And the result will display John
Keep the same above formula & you can change the "(" to "{" , "[", "#" or "@"
How This Formula Works ?
Formula:- To Extract E-Code
=RIGHT(A2,LEN(A2)-LEN(B2))
And the result will display (02457)
How This Formula Works ?
( i ) =RIGHT(A2,LEN(A2)-LEN(B2))
( ii ) =RIGHT("John(02457)",LEN(A2)-LEN(B2))
Formula:- To Extract Name
=LEFT(A2,FIND("(",A2)-1)
And the result will display John
Keep the same above formula & you can change the "(" to "{" , "[", "#" or "@"
How This Formula Works ?
( i ) =LEFT(A2,FIND("(",A2)-1)
( ii ) =LEFT("John(02457)",FIND("(",A2)-1)
( iii ) =LEFT("John(02457)",FIND("("John(02457)")-1)
( iv ) =LEFT("John(02457)",5-1) [Result as: John(0 ]
( v ) =LEFT("John(02457)",4) [ Then Left function pull out 4 character from Left ]
( vi ) =John [ Result ]
Formula:- To Extract E-Code
=RIGHT(A2,LEN(A2)-LEN(B2))
And the result will display (02457)
How This Formula Works ?
( i ) =RIGHT(A2,LEN(A2)-LEN(B2))
( ii ) =RIGHT("John(02457)",LEN(A2)-LEN(B2))
( iii ) =RIGHT("John(02457)",LEN("John(02457)")-LEN(B2))
( iv ) =RIGHT("John(02457)",11-LEN(B2))
( v ) =RIGHT("John(02457)",11-LEN("John"))
( vi ) =RIGHT("John(02457)",11-4)
( vii ) =RIGHT("John(02457)",7) [ Then Right function pull out 7 character from Right ]
( viii ) = (02457) [Result ]
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Friday, 9 December 2011
Create Digital Clock On Excel
=TEXT(HOUR(NOW()),"00")&":"&TEXT(MINUTE(NOW()),"00")&":"&TEXT(SECOND(NOW()),"00")
=NOW( )
The Format the cell according to you need
Formatting Process :-
Ctrl+F1 => Number => Date => Select format.
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