RIGHT Function in Excel: Take Characters From the End of Text
RIGHT returns the last characters of a text value.
Read article →LEFT Function in Excel: Take Characters From the Start of Text
LEFT Function in Excel: Take Characters From the Start of Text
LEFT returns the first characters of a text. RIGHT takes them from the end.
Read article →INDEX and MATCH Explained: The Lookup That Beats VLOOKUP
INDEX and MATCH Explained: The Lookup That Beats VLOOKUP
Learn INDEX and MATCH step by step: look up to the left, avoid broken column numbers, and do two-way lookups. Works in every version…
Read article →IFERROR Function in Excel: Replace Errors With Something Friendly
IFERROR Function in Excel: Replace Errors With Something Friendly
IFERROR returns your chosen value when a formula results in any error (#N/A, #DIV/0!, #VALUE!…), otherwise the normal result.
Read article →OR Function in Excel: TRUE When Any Condition Is Met
OR Function in Excel: TRUE When Any Condition Is Met
OR returns TRUE if at least one condition is TRUE.
Read article →AND Function in Excel: TRUE Only When All Conditions Are Met
AND Function in Excel: TRUE Only When All Conditions Are Met
AND returns TRUE when every condition is TRUE. It is almost always used inside IF.
Read article →INT Function in Excel: Whole Number Part (Rounds Down)
INT Function in Excel: Whole Number Part (Rounds Down)
INT rounds a number down to the nearest integer. On dates with times, it strips the time.
Read article →IF Function in Excel: Make Decisions in a Formula
IF Function in Excel: Make Decisions in a Formula
IF checks a condition and returns one value if it is TRUE and another if it is FALSE.
Read article →ROUNDDOWN Function in Excel: Always Round Towards Zero
ROUNDDOWN Function in Excel: Always Round Towards Zero
ROUNDDOWN removes digits without rounding up — for example to calculate completed years or whole units.
Read article →ABS Function in Excel: Absolute Value (Remove the Minus Sign)
ABS Function in Excel: Absolute Value (Remove the Minus Sign)
ABS returns a number without its sign: −250 becomes 250.
Read article →ROUNDUP Function in Excel: Always Round Away From Zero
ROUNDUP Function in Excel: Always Round Away From Zero
ROUNDUP always rounds up (away from zero); ROUNDDOWN always rounds down. Useful for packing, billing and slabs.
Read article →ROUND Function in Excel: Round to Any Number of Digits
ROUND Function in Excel: Round to Any Number of Digits
ROUND rounds a number to a given number of digits. Unlike cell formatting, it changes the actual value — important for invoices and totals…
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