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Formulae list
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Mohsin has attended:
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Formulae list
Can I get a list of formulae used in Excel (eg. Percentage Change, YoY, Share, Sum, if only, vlookup etc.)
RE: Formulae list
Hi Mohsin
Thanks for getting in touch. You can easily find comprehensive lists of functions and formulas on the internet, but I don't know how useful you would find them. Far better to go to the Formulas tab, pick a group of functions you are interested in, and scroll through. When you select the function you want you will be given guidance on how to use it.
I hope this helps.
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