Tuesday, 28 January 2025

Ten Times Your Productivity With These 22 Excel Mist-Known Formulas

 



1. SUM

Adds all numbers in a range


=SUM(A1:A9)

Add values from cell A1 to A9


2. AVERAGE

Calculates the average of numbers in a range


=AVERAGE(B1:B9)

Average of B1 to B9


3. ROUND

Rounds a number to a specified number of digits


=ROUND(C1;2)

Round C1 to 2 decimal places


4. MIN

Identifies the lowest number in a range


=MIN(D1:D9)

Find the minimum in D1 to D9


5. MAX

Finds the highest number in a range


=MAX(D1:D9)

Get the maximum value in D1 to D9


6. COUNT

Counts the number of cells that contain numbers


=COUNT(F1:F9)

Count numeric cells in F1 to F9

*It only counts the numerical inputs


7. INDEX

Returns a value in table based on row & column number


=INDEX(K1:L10,2,3)

For the value in the 2nd row & 3rd column from the range K1:K10


8. MATCH

Searches for a value and returns its relative position


=MATCH(L1,M1:M9,0)

To find L1's position from the range M1:M9


9. VLOOKUP

Searches for a value in the first column of a range


=VLOOKUP (G1,H1:H10,2,FALSE)

To find G1 in H1:H10


10. HLOOKUP

Searches for a value in the top row of a table


*Number of rows that contains the data you want to retrieve


=HLOOKUP(I1,J1:S2,2,FALSE)

To find I1 in the top row J1:S2


11. XLOOKUP

Finds a value in one range & returns a result from another


=XLOOKUP(A7,A2:A4,B2:C4)

To find A7 in A2:A4 & return the corresponding value from B2:C4 if a match is found


12. COUNTIF/COUNTIFS

Counts cells that meet a condition


=COUNTIF (N1:N9;">5")

To count cells greater than 5


13. COUNTA

Counts non-empty cells


=COUNTA(O1:O9)

To count all non-empty cells in a range


14. SUMIF / SUMIFS

Counts non-empty cells


=SUMIF(P1:P9,">5")

Add cells that meet a condition


15. IF / NESTED IFS

Performs conditional tests


=IF(R1>5;"Yes";"No")


16. AVERAGEIF / AVERAGEIFS

Calculates the average for cells that meet criteria

=AVERAGEIF(Q1:Q9;">5")

Average of values over 5


17. Logical Operators (AND, OR)

Combines multiple conditions

=AND(S1>5;S2<2)

Both conditions are true => Output is true


=OR(S1>5;S2<2)

Just 1 condition is true => Output is true


18. CONCATENATE

Joins two or more text strings


=CONCATENATE(T1," ",T2)

Combine first name and last name in one cell


19. LEFT/RIGHT

Extracts characters from the start/end of a text string

=LEFT(U1;5)

Excel


=RIGHT(U1;5)

Class


20. MID

Extracts characters from the middle of a text string

=MID(V1;7;7)

7 characters starting from the 7th => Mastery


21. TEXT

Converts a value to text in a specific number format

=TEXT(V1;”MMM-YY")

7/02/2024 => Feb-24


22. IFERRROR

Returns a custom result if a formula errors out


=IFERROR(W1,"0")

Give 0 as output, instead of "# div" error

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