Excel formulas
Excel formulas, also known as worksheet functions, is one of the key features
in Microsoft Excel. They are not defined as excel functions in our resource
center because we feel that another group of tools in Excel are more qualified
to be called excel functions.
Unknown to the novice Excel users, Excel has one of the most
comprehensive set of formulas, not only to perform calculation
but also to manage data records. Unlike most programs where the
results are displayed on request, Excel has the ability to
instantaneously re-calculates the results as the raw data changes.
It is so powerful that it can perform the calculation faster than the
user making those changes.
For example, Excel is able to find out the month of a particular
date through the use of excel functions. By itself, it does not seem
to offer any advantage. But if you are required to find out the month
of a hundred dates, a thousand dates or even ten thousand dates, the month
function would help you get those results out in minutes.
I have classified the formulas into different categories so that it is
easier for you to refer to them.
Date and time worksheet formulas
How dates and time are stored in Excel
Date Formula
Day Formula
Networkdays Formula
Lookup and Reference worksheet formulas
Vlookup Formula
Hlookup Formula
Offset Formula
Text and data worksheet formulas
Mid Formula
Concatenate Formula
Financial formulas
Breakeven Analysis
Payback Period
Present Value (PV)
Net Present Value (NPV)
Internal Rate Of Return (IRR)
Click here to see the difference between excel formulas and functions
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