REPT Function in Excel: Repeat Text (In-Cell Bar Charts)
REPT repeats text a number of times — best known for quick bar charts inside cells.
Read article →REPT repeats text a number of times — best known for quick bar charts inside cells.
Read article →WEEKDAY returns a number for the day of the week. Type 2 makes Monday = 1 … Sunday = 7, the easiest for weekend…
Read article →DATE creates a real date from separate year, month and day numbers — the reliable way to put dates in formulas.
Read article →WEEKNUM returns the week of the year. ISOWEEKNUM follows the ISO standard (weeks start Monday, week 1 contains the first Thursday).
Read article →TEXT converts a number or date into text using a format code — needed when you join values into labels.
Read article →CONCAT joins text from several cells or whole ranges. It replaces the older CONCATENATE. The & operator does the same for a few cells.
Read article →GROWTH is TREND for things that grow by a percentage — sign-ups, compounding balances — rather than by a fixed amount.
Read article →TREND fits a straight line and returns values on it, for existing points or new ones. In Excel 365 it spills several forecasts at…
Read article →Build a complete loan schedule in Excel: EMI with PMT, month-by-month interest and principal with IPMT/PPMT or simple formulas, prepayments, and total interest —…
Read article →RSQ returns R², between 0 and 1. Near 1 means a straight line explains the data well; near 0 means your trend forecast is…
Read article →A beginner walkthrough of Power BI Desktop: import an Excel sheet, clean it in Power Query, add measures, build four visuals with slicers, and…
Read article →INTERCEPT gives the y-value of the trend line when x is 0. With SLOPE you have the full equation y = intercept + slope…
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