Welcome to the Microsoft Excel category on F9 Finance’s blog – your trusty spreadsheet sherpa guiding you through the mountainous terrain of Excel. Whether you’re a corporate finance professional, finance student, or small business owner, we understand that diving into Excel can sometimes feel like entering a labyrinth without a map. But fear not, we’re here with our torch of clear language, personal anecdotes, and handy tips to light your way.
Each post in our Microsoft Excel category serves as your compass, helping you navigate through formulas, pivot tables, macros, and more. Remember the first time you rode a bike? It seemed daunting until you got the hang of it, right? That’s how we want you to feel about Excel. With each new skill you acquire, you’ll gain more confidence and soon, you’ll be riding through Excel spreadsheets like a pro!
We believe that mastering Excel should feel like cracking a secret code, not decoding hieroglyphics. Our posts are crafted to break down complex features into easy-to-understand steps, peppered with humor and relatable analogies to keep things light. So buckle up, delve into our content, and let’s conquer Excel together!
Dive into our comprehensive, step-by-step guide on mastering the Index Function in Excel! Get ready to simplify your business finance management with real-life examples and practical advice.
Do you want to create a hyperlink in Excel that your users can click on to open another file or page? The HYPERLINK function makes it easy to do just that!
Do you need to look up a value in a table of data? If so, the HLOOKUP function in Excel is just what you need. The HLOOKUP function finds and retrieves a value from data in a horizontal table.
GETPIVOTDATA is a powerful function in Microsoft Excel that can be used to query an existing pivot table and retrieve specific data based on the pivot table structure.
If you’re looking for a quick and easy way to extract the formula from a cell in Excel, you should be using the FORMULATEXT function. This function returns the formula as a text string.
Join me on an exciting journey to demystify Excel’s Filter Function. Step-by-step, we’ll transform this intimidating tool into your new best friend in managing business finances. With real-life examples, relatable analogies, and a dash of humor, you’ll be filtering like a pro in no time!
In Microsoft Excel, the FIELDVALUE function retrieves data from the internet and adds it to your table. This can be really useful for adding data that is not easily accessible or is difficult to gather manually.
In this blog post, we will provide a comprehensive guide on how to use COLUMN. We will cover what the COLUMN function does, how to use it, and some examples of how it can be used in your own spreadsheets.
Dive into the world of Excel with this easy-to-understand guide on the CHOOSE function. We’ll take you through the steps with a sprinkle of humor, insightful analogies, and practical advice, turning you into an Excel whiz in no time.
The AREAS function is a really handy tool to have in your arsenal when you’re working with data in Excel. It returns the number of areas in a given reference as a number. And it takes just one argument, called reference. Let’s take a look at how to use it!
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