SECOND Function in Excel: Second From a Time
SECOND returns 0–59. Mostly used to strip seconds from machine timestamps.
Read article →SECOND returns 0–59. Mostly used to strip seconds from machine timestamps.
Read article →HOUR returns 0–23 from a time or date-time. The quickest way to group call-centre or sales data by hour of day.
Read article →Link Google Sheets files with IMPORTRANGE, grant access once, and combine it with QUERY to pull only the rows and columns you need.
Read article →DOLLAR formats a number as currency text using your computer’s currency symbol. The name is historic — on an Indian-locale PC it shows ₹.
Read article →FIXED rounds a number and returns it as text with or without thousands separators — good for sentences built from numbers.
Read article →Google Sheets’ QUERY function lets you filter, group and sort with SQL-like syntax in one formula. Learn it with examples mapped to Excel features…
Read article →DMIN is DMAX’s twin: the smallest value among matching rows.
Read article →DMAX returns the largest value in a column among matching rows. It worked in every Excel version long before MAXIFS existed.
Read article →Turn a wide report with Jan–Dec columns into a tidy Month/Value table using Power Query’s Unpivot — so pivot tables, charts and SUMIFS finally…
Read article →A practical guide to SQL window functions: OVER and PARTITION BY, ROW_NUMBER, RANK and DENSE_RANK, running totals, moving averages, LAG/LEAD for month-on-month change, and…
Read article →DAY returns 1–31 from a date. Pair it with YEAR and MONTH to rebuild or test dates.
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