ISOWEEKNUM Function in Excel: ISO Week Number
ISOWEEKNUM returns the ISO 8601 week (weeks start on Monday; week 1 holds the first Thursday). Use it when European teams or SAP reports…
Read article →ISOWEEKNUM returns the ISO 8601 week (weeks start on Monday; week 1 holds the first Thursday). Use it when European teams or SAP reports…
Read article →CELL reports details such as address, column width, number format or file path. Its best-known use is getting the current sheet name.
Read article →Format numbers and dates inside formulas with TEXT: Indian lakh/crore commas, day names, month names, leading zeros, percentages and joining numbers into sentences.
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Read article →DEC2HEX converts numbers to hex — the notation behind web colours and memory addresses.
Read article →BIN2DEC reads binary text (up to 10 digits) and returns the number.
Read article →DEC2BIN converts a number to binary text. Good for teaching, flags and subnet masks, but it only handles −512 to 511.
Read article →CONVERT changes units: km to miles, °C to °F, kg to pounds, hours to minutes. Unit codes are case-sensitive.
Read article →PI returns 3.14159265358979, accurate to 15 digits. It takes no arguments but still needs the brackets.
Read article →MINIFS returns the minimum of values where all conditions are true.
Read article →EXP returns e^x and undoes LN. Use it to turn summed log returns back into an ordinary percentage.
Read article →MAXIFS returns the maximum of values where all conditions are met; MINIFS returns the minimum.
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