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Core Excel Formulas For Excel

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Core Excel Formulas (Must-Know)

Basic Math

• =SUM(A1:A10) → Adds numbers.

• =AVERAGE(A1:A10) → Mean.

• =MEDIAN(A1:A10) → Median.

• =ROUND(A1,2) → Rounds to 2 decimals.

• =ROUNDUP(A1,0) / =ROUNDDOWN(A1,0).

• =POWER(A1,2) or =A1^2.

Conditional Logic

• =IF(A1>50,"Pass","Fail") → Basic condition.

• =IFS(A1>90,"A",A1>75,"B",A1>60,"C",TRUE,"F").

• =IFERROR(A1/B1,"Error") → Handles errors.

Lookups & Search

• =VLOOKUP(lookup_value, table, col_index, FALSE) → Vertical lookup.

• =HLOOKUP(lookup_value, table, row_index, FALSE) → Horizontal lookup.

• =XLOOKUP(lookup, lookup_array, return_array, "Not Found") → Modern


replacement for VLOOKUP.

• =INDEX(range, row, col) + =MATCH(value, range,0) → Flexible lookup combo.

Text Handling

• =CONCAT(A1,B1) / =TEXTJOIN(" ",TRUE,A1:A3).

• =LEFT(A1,4) → First 4 characters.

• =RIGHT(A1,3) → Last 3 characters.

• =MID(A1,3,5) → Extract 5 chars from position 3.

• =LEN(A1) → Length of text.

• =TRIM(A1) → Removes extra spaces.

• =PROPER(A1) / =UPPER(A1) / =LOWER(A1).

• =SUBSTITUTE(A1,"old","new").

• =SEARCH("word",A1) or =FIND("word",A1) → Position of text.


Date & Time

• =TODAY() → Current date.

• =NOW() → Current date & time.

• =EDATE(A1,3) → 3 months after date in A1.

• =DATEDIF(A1,A2,"d") → Difference in days.

• =TEXT(A1,"dd-mmm-yyyy") → Custom date format.

• =WEEKDAY(A1,2) → Returns day number (Mon=1).

Statistics & Data Analysis

• =COUNT(A1:A10) → Counts numbers only.

• =COUNTA(A1:A10) → Counts all non-empty.

• =COUNTIF(A1:A10,">50") → Conditional count.

• =COUNTIFS(range1,cond1, range2,cond2).

• =RANK(A1,$A$1:$A$10,0) → Ranking.

• =CORREL(A1:A10,B1:B10) → Correlation.

• =STDEV(A1:A10) / =VAR(A1:A10).

Financial (handy in data tasks)

• =PMT(rate,nper,pv) → Loan payments.

• =NPV(rate, values) / =IRR(values).

Excel Tips & Tricks

Data Cleaning

• Use Text to Columns (Data → Text to Columns) for splitting data.

• Remove Duplicates (Data tab).

• Use Filters & Advanced Filters for quick analysis.

• Use Flash Fill (Ctrl+E) to auto-complete patterns.

Data Validation & Entry

• Data Validation → Dropdown lists.

• Protect sheet/workbook (Review tab).


Formatting & Visualization

• Conditional Formatting (highlight cells based on rules).

• Custom Number Formatting (0.00%, #,##0, etc.).

• Insert Sparklines (tiny charts inside cells).

Efficiency Shortcuts

• Ctrl+T → Convert range to Table.

• Ctrl+Shift+L → Add filters.

• Alt+ = → Auto SUM.

• Ctrl+Arrow Keys → Jump to end of range.

• Ctrl+Shift+Arrow Keys → Select data range.

Data Analysis Tools

• Pivot Tables → Summarize large datasets.

• Power Query → Clean & transform big datasets.

• What-If Analysis → Scenario Manager, Goal Seek, Data Tables.

Pro Tricks for Large Data

• Use Structured References in Tables → =SUM(Table1[Sales]).

• Combine formulas: =INDEX(A:A,MATCH(MAX(B:B),B:B,0)) → Find name with max


value.

• Dynamic Ranges with =OFFSET() or =FILTER().

• Named Ranges for cleaner formulas.

• Dynamic Arrays (Excel 365+):

o =SORT(A1:A10)

o =UNIQUE(A1:A10)

o =FILTER(A1:C10, B1:B10="Yes").

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