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formulas

ResolvedVersion 2003

Stephanie has attended:
Excel Intermediate course
Access Introduction course

Formula's

These can be hard to remember - It would be helpful to have a glossary of regular formulas in the manual. If there is ever one made please could you send me a copy.

RE: Formula's

Hi Stephanie,

Thank you for the post and welcome to the forum; I am not sure if that will be the case but you could contact our Admin section and see if it is planned;

however until or when it is; if you click on the fx button on the Formula Bar, you will be presented with all the built in Formulas and Functions, you can type in your requested action in plain speech, Excel will present you with one or more compatible formulas/functions.

This is the way that I learnt about different the different formulas by just trying them out.

I hope that helps, If so please click the resolved link, regards Pete

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