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Workbook Basics

workbooks and worksheets cells and ranges relative references absolute references mixed references named ranges tables structured references freeze panes data types

Core Formulas

SUM AVERAGE MIN and MAX COUNT and COUNTA ROUND IF IFS AND and OR IFERROR LET

Text Functions

CONCAT TEXTJOIN LEFT RIGHT MID LEN TRIM SUBSTITUTE TEXT VALUE

Lookup Functions

XLOOKUP VLOOKUP HLOOKUP INDEX MATCH INDEX MATCH XMATCH FILTER SORT UNIQUE

Date & Time

TODAY NOW DATE YEAR MONTH DAY EDATE EOMONTH WORKDAY NETWORKDAYS DATEDIF date formatting

Analysis

SUMIF SUMIFS COUNTIF COUNTIFS AVERAGEIF SUBTOTAL AGGREGATE conditional formatting data validation remove duplicates

Pivot & Charts

PivotTable creation PivotTable grouping calculated fields slicers PivotChart column chart line chart scatter chart chart secondary axis sparklines

Modern & Advanced

dynamic arrays spill ranges SEQUENCE TAKE DROP CHOOSECOLS TEXTSPLIT Power Query import Goal Seek formula auditing

Excel Fundamentals / Workbook Basics

named ranges

Learn named ranges in Excel Fundamentals with a dedicated explanation, a topic-specific example, edge guidance, and a mastery check.

12 min read • Beginner

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Name F1 as TaxRate, then use =B2*(1+TaxRate)

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Lesson quizzes

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