The IF function in Excel allows you to make a logical comparison between a value and what you expect, and returns a result based on whether the comparison is true or false. You can nest multiple IF functions to perform more complex comparisons and make decisions based on multiple conditions.

Let’s together create formula with nested if with combined AND & OR functions. You will need that to select data from your table. This Excel’s lesson is for analytics who would like to select some particular data from the huge data set.

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Pivot tables are a powerful tool in Excel that can be used to summarize and analyze data. One of the features of pivot tables is the ability to filter the data. This can be useful for finding the top 10 values in a particular field.

We will show you how to filter the top 10 values in a pivot table in Excel.

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There is one important thing in charts. Good labeling. That’s why it is useful to be able to insert professional labels that share the chart into subcategories.

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Creating charts from non-numeric “Yes/No” data can be helpful for visualizing responses, survey results, or filtering sales reports in Excel. Here’s a refined guide on how to prepare, calculate, and visualize Yes/No data using various types of charts in Excel.

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In this article, you will create the formula in Excel for non empty cells. You will learn how to count non blank cells.

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You probably want to know how to calculate probability with Excel. You’ll learn how to calculate probability in Excel using built-in functions like PROB, as well as how to handle more complex scenarios such as dice rolls, coin flips, and poker hands.

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Excel has got many features connected with statistics. For examples Excel could help you to calculate binomial distribution (aka bernoulli distribution).

Let’s learn how to do it in this easy steps.

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Why to create standard charts in Excel? Try something extraordinary. Let’s learn to create a chart from right to left. It means that that axis will flip on the right side of your chart. Just follow these steps.

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In any given condition, where we are looking for something specific within our data. Like how much we have made from one particular product, or how much we have made from one of our stores. Or any condition that we just want an answer to some part of the whole data.

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A progress chart in Microsoft Excel is a visual representation of progress towards a goal or target. It can be used to track the progress of a project, the completion of tasks, or the attainment of a certain target.  In this Excel charting tutorial you will learn how to make a progress chart. Inserting a progress chart has multiple reasons.

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