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An overview of various excel functions, including date and time, information, logical, lookup and reference, maths and trigonometry, statistical, and text functions. Learn how to use functions like now, today, if, and, or, lookup, hyperlink, countif, pi, power, rand, randbetween, and more to enhance your excel skills.
Typology: Exercises
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Date and Time
NOW =NOW()^ Date and time (21/10/99 10:56) TODAY =TODAY() Date (21/10/99)
WEEKDAY =TEXT(WEEKDAY(DATEVALUE(“21/10/99”)),”dddd”) Day of the date (Thursday)
Information
INFO =INFO(“directory”) Path of the current folder
Only displays contents of cell C4 if it does not contain an error
Displays FALSE if the number is odd, TRUE if even *
Displays the number of blank cells in the range
Logical
IF =IF(B4<10,”OK”,”Over budget”) If B4 is less than 10 display “OK” otherwise display “Over budget”
Displays B4 only if it is greater than 1 AND less than 50
Displays B4 if it is either greater than 100 OR equal to 10
Lookup and Reference
LOOKUP =LOOKUP(E2,B2:H2,B3:H3) Looks up E2 in B2:H2 and displays the equivalent cell in B3:H
HYPERLINK =HYPERLINK("http://www.microsoft.com","Click here") The words “Click here” hyperlink to the Microsoft web site
Maths and Trigonometry
COUNTIF =COUNTIF(A1:B12,">10") Counts the number of cells in A1:B that are greater than 10
PI =PI() Returns pi to 15 decimal places
POWER =POWER(5,3) Calculates 5 to the power of 3
Returns a random number between 0 and 1
Returns a random number between 1 and 100 *
Converts 1999 to roman numerals (MCMXCIX)
Statistical
SMALL / LARGE =SMALL(A1:B2,3) =LARGE(A1:B2,3)
Displays the 3rd^ smallest / largest value in the range A1:B
Text
LOWER / UPPER =LOWER(“JASON”) =UPPER(“Jason”)
Converts text to lower case or upper case
PROPER (^) =PROPER(“JASON”) Converts text to proper case (Jason)