Formulas and Commands Flashcards

1
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=ABS

A

Absolute function. Returns positive numbers only.

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=AND(logical argument 1, logical arg 2,…)

=OR(logical argument 1, logical arg 2,…)

A

If statement logic

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=CHOOSE(index number, value 1, …)

A

Select values based upon coding. Substitute for VLOOKUP and/or INDEX, MATCH. Lookup without using an external array / reference.

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=CONCATENATE(text 1,text2,…)

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Combine data in 2 (or more) different cells; can use ampersand (=A1&B1) to do the same thing

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5
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=COLUMNS(reference range)

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Count the number of columns in an array or reference

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6
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=RATE(periods,payment,-PV,FV,type)

A

CAGR / growth over a period of time based upon a number of periods

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7
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=COUNT(value1, value2,…)

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Count the number of items in an area

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=HLOOKUP(lookup,array,row index,range lookup)

=VLOOKUP(lookup,array,col. index,range lookup)

A

Reference inputs from an array to lookup values in a data set, either by row or by column

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=IF(logical test,value if true,value if false)

A

Condition-based arguments/logic

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10
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=IFERROR(value,value_if_error)

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Returns a value you specify if a formula results in an error; otherwise, returns the result of the formula

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=INDIRECT(ref_text,[a1])

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Convert a text value into a valid cell reference. Can be used to create dynamic references (e.g., =INDIRECT(B6&“!A1”)) to reference another page (B6 = text value, which a spreadsheet; !A1 = cell in that spreadsheet)

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=INDEX(reference,row_num,column_num,area_num)

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Provides a value or reference at the intersection of a particular row (1st) and column (2nd) in a range

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=MATCH(lookup value,lookup array,match type)

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Provides the sequence position of text or a reference in an array (e.g., the 4th item in an array would return 4)

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14
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=INDEX(reference,MATCH(__),MATCH(__))

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Returns a specific value at an exact column and row intersection
INDEX = output, MATCH 1 = Row, MATCH 2 = Column

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=NPV(rate,value 1,…)

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Provides the NPV for a DCF analysis

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=OFFSET(reference,rows,columns,height,width)

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Returns a value offset from a specified reference point (good for dynamic values in an array, such as quarterly sales and you want the sum for, say, Q3)

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17
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=SYD(cost,salvage,life,period)

A

Modeling depreciation on an item

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18
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=TEXT(value,”format of text”)

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Convert number to text in a specific format (e.g., convert text to dates, dates to yyyymm, etc.)

19
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Custom Number Syntax sequence (4 sections)

A

4 sections of code, separated by semicolons, in this order: POSITIVE; NEGATIVE; ZERO; TEXT

20
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Custom Number Syntax

A

Digit placeholder that represents optional digits and does not display extra zeros.

0 Digit placeholder that displays insignificant zeros.
? Digit placeholder that leaves a space for insignificant zeros but doesn’t display them.
@ Text placeholder
. Decimal point
, Thousands separator. A comma that follows a digit placeholder scales the number by a thousand.
\ Displays the character that follows it.
“ “ Display any text enclosed in double quotes.
% Multiplies the numbers entered in a cell by 100 and displays the percentage sign.
/ Represents decimal numbers as fractions.
E Scientific notation format
_ Skips the width of the next character. It’s commonly used in combination with parentheses to add left and right indents, _( and _) respectively.
* (asterisk) Repeats the character that follows it until the width of the cell is filled. It’s often used in combination with the space character to change alignment.
[] Create conditional formats.

21
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=COUNT(value1,…)

A

Counts the number of cells in a range that have NUMBERS in them

22
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=COUNTA(value1,…)

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Counts the number of non-empty cells in a range that have NUMBERS or CHARACTERS in them

23
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=LEN(text)

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Counts the number of characters in a cell, to include spaces

24
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=TRIM(text)

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Gets rid of any space in a cell, except for single spaces between words

25
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=RIGHT(text,number of characters)
=LEFT( )
=MID(text, start number, number of characters)

A

Returns the specified number of characters within a string (relative to a position: right, left, mid)

26
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=SUMIF(range,criteria,sum_range)
=COUNTIF(range,criteria,sum_range)
=AVERAGEIF(range,criteria,sum_range)

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Performs the respective function IF criteria is met

27
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=SUMIFS
=COUNTIFS
=AVERAGEIFS

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Performs the respective function IF multiple criteria are met

28
Q

Calculate

A

F9

29
Q

Create chart (using table data)

A

Alt + F1

30
Q

Create Table

A

Ctrl + T

31
Q

Find & Replace

A

Ctrl + H

32
Q

Go to

A

Ctrl + G (or F5)

33
Q

Group

A

Alt + Shift + right arrow

34
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Ungroup

A

Alt + Shift + left arrow

35
Q

Hide column

A

Ctrl + 0

36
Q

Unhide column

A

Ctrl + Shift + 0

37
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Hide row

A

Ctrl + 9

38
Q

Unhide row

A

Ctrl + Shift + 9

39
Q

Insert hyperlink

A

Ctrl + K

40
Q

Move around data

A

Ctrl + arrow key

41
Q

Move around selected data

A

Ctrl + .

42
Q

Refresh

A

F5

43
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Strike through

A

Ctrl + 5