#learn excel function

[fishandshesmygills]

can the basement they run R out of just collapse already

[huginsmemory]

Doing archives research and using the online search functions and filters and had a moment where I was like Wow This Is Exactly Like AO3. And then I was like. Yeah. Cause it's a FUCKING ARCHIVES IDIOT

[far-hall-bridge]

Homework times from the past few weeks

[devinwolfi]

other stem students im forced to work with pls learn excel. for me. or else

[pythonjobsupport]

105 Excel VBA Functions Explained - learn Microsoft

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[tccicomputercoaching]

What are the 5 main functions of Excel?

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1. Data Entry and Management

A simple, systematic means of data entry, organization, and management of huge amounts of data is provided by Excel. Users can fill out cells with numbers, text, or dates and present that cell information in some system in rows and columns. The management of complex datasets is made easier through such functions, like data validation, sorting, and filtering.

2. Data Analysis and Representation

Excel's ability to analyze data with the use of pivot tables, charts, and graphs is one of its most powerful functions. Charts such as bar, pie, line, and scatter can be created by users to present data trends and insights, thereby enhancing the value of their reports and presentations.

3. Mathematical and Logical Calculations

A wide range of built-in mathematical, statistical, and logical functions are provided in Excel, such as:

SUM()- Adds values in a range.

AVERAGE() - Computes the average of the numbers selected.

IF() - Is used for logical operations that depend on conditions.

VLOOKUP() & HLOOKUP() - Looks for values inside a table.

4: Data Formatting and Customization:

 Excel provides a number of features to format its presentation of data, including:

When conditional formatting can be applied, set specific values to be highlighted;

Cell formatting options (bold, italics, colors);

Be able to adjust column and row width/height for easier reading.

All of these elements will enhance the appearance and tidy presentation of data.

5. Automation with Macros and Formulas

With macros and VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), processes can be automated for tasks that are repetitive. Recording macros can help users automate the repetitive tasks, thus improving their efficiency. On the other hand, complex formulas and functions can be set for tasks requiring calculations and immediate results.

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[numerousracoons]

You know, when the adults in my life told me all about ‘transferable skills’ and how ‘your hobbies can help you in life’ when growing up, I don’t think they thought that I’d be applying my research skills and sociology education to a 20 year old Russian game, learning how to use fucking excel to evidence a theory that descended into my brain in the depths of the night from on-high. But uh, here am I.

Pathologic Classic HD’s English translation is really fucking interesting.

Not necessarily because of the translation aspect (which is cool as shit, but I’m too much of a monolingual loser to comment on)- but because it was very clearly written by English people, as noted by the fact that it heavily uses English dialects of the English language (which is pretty distinct- most games made in English, and even more so translated into English, typically use US American English), and that that use of English dialects actually contains so many implications on the characters that are really interesting.

This is mainly because of how social class works in England, namely, that it’s less so economically based, and more cultural based.

In England your class isn’t entirely dictated by your income, but rather your way of living; the shops you go to buy food, the brands you use, the places you hang out, the people you talk to, and yes, the way you speak.

And obviously, Pathologic Classic, a game that is very dialogue heavy, ends up saying a lot about class and character’s relationships to class without actually directly telling you, by dropping hints through the ways that characters speak to one another.

And one character that I find particularly interesting in this regard (namely because there’s so much dialogue you can get from him and all of it tells a very interesting story when complied together), is Daniil Dankovsky, and the fact that, despite his current very middle class position (University graduate at highest level, has a job as a researcher, owns his own research lab) he most likely came from a working class background/family, and I know that because of the way this fucker talks.

And one day, when I’m not saddled with work I’m gonna write the equivalent to an essay on this and no one can stop me.

[ssidebloggg]

Excel really can just do anything huh

[fluk3sake]

Excel’s LET Function

Excel’s LET function is a powerful tool for improving formula readability and performance by allowing you to assign names to calculations or expressions. We will explore the LET function, step-by-step, and explain how it works with a practical example. What is the LET Function? The LET function simplifies complex formulas by enabling you to: Define and reuse variables within a…

[anomalymon]

Swiftpaw from ThunderClan also doing data entry solidarity

Funniest part of being a system and having a job is just the most unlikely system members end up doing work. Yeah Cinderpelt from Thunderclan is doing data entry using Microsoft Excel what about it.

[excelhelps]

Most popular excel functions part 1

[pythonjobsupport]

Learn Excel - Video 191- VBA Interview Question-Difference between Function and Sub Routine

Crack the vba interview- know the difference where you would use functions and where you would run the Subs/Macros. source

[indarkdirected]

The Let Good Things Rise blog series is another great example of them supporting marginalized communities

According to the company’s website, “Baking Pitchfest 2024” offers a product edition geared toward baking brands founded and owned by people of color across the U.S., and a bakery edition, which focuses on people of color-owned bakeries in the Northeast and Washington state. “Half mentorship, half competition, Baking Pitchfest is an accelerator program designed to foster greater inclusivity and creativity in the baking world by providing equitable opportunities for People of Color entrepreneurs,” the website states, adding that winners will receive financial support, mentorship, and exposure. But the initiative has generated outrage amongst conservatives online, who have blasted the competition eligibility rules as discriminatory against white people.

One X user critical of King Arthur Baking’s contest posted an email she received from the company in response to her complaining. “Helping build joyful, equitable communities that celebrate diversity is an important part of who we are as a company,” the email states, later adding: “We love baking with anyone and everyone. Our simple expectation is that everyone show respect for one another.”

[araksi413]

ohhhh i love helping people i love teaching people i love sharing skills and knowledge i love the moment they realize they can do this thing now !! they understand!!! ohhh its the best,,, i love people <333

[flimsy-roost]

I realized the other day that the reason I didn't watch much TV as a teenager (and why I'm only now catching up on late aughts/early teens media that I missed), is because I literally didn't understand how to use our TV. My parents got a new system, and it had three remotes with a Venn diagram of functions. If someone left the TV on an unfamiliar mode, I didn't know how to get back to where I wanted to be, so I just stopped watching TV on my own altogether.

I explained all this to my therapist, because I didn't know if this was more related to my then-unnoticed autism, or to my relationship with my parents at the time (we had issues less/unrelated to neurodivergency). She told me something interesting.

In children's autism assessments, a common test is to give them a straightforward task that they cannot reasonably perform, like opening an overtight jar. The "real" test is to see, when they realize that they cannot do it on their own, if they approach a caregiver for help. Children that do not seek help are more likely to be autistic than those that do.

This aligns with the compulsory independence I've noticed to be common in autistic adults, particularly articulated by those with lower support needs and/or who were evaluated later in life. It just genuinely does not occur to us to ask for help, to the point that we abandon many tasks that we could easily perform with minor assistance. I had assumed it was due to a shared common social trauma (ie bad experiences with asking for help in the past), but the fact that this trait is a childhood test metric hints at something deeper.

My therapist told me that the extremely pathologizing main theory is that this has something to do with theory of mind, that is doesn't occur to us that other people may have skills that we do not. I can't speak for my early childhood self, or for all autistic people, but I don't buy this. Even if I'm aware that someone else has knowledge that I do not (as with my parents understanding of our TV), asking for help still doesn't present itself as an option. Why?

My best guess, using only myself as a model, is due to the static wall of a communication barrier. I struggle a lot to make myself understood, to articulate the thing in my brain well enough that it will appear identically (or at least close enough) in somebody else's brain. I need to be actively aware of myself and my audience. I need to know the correct words, the correct sentence structure, and a close-enough tone, cadence, and body language. I need draft scripts to react to possible responses, because if I get caught too off guard, I may need several minutes to construct an appropriate response. In simple day-to-day interactions, I can get by okay. In a few very specific situations, I can excel. When given the opportunity, I can write more clearly than I am ever capable of speaking.

When I'm in a situation where I need help, I don't have many of my components of communication. I don't always know what my audience knows. I don't have sufficient vocabulary to explain what I need. I don't know what information is relevant to convey, and the order in which I should convey it. I don't often understand the degree of help I need, so I can come across inappropriately urgent or overly relaxed. I have no ability to preplan scripts because I don't even know the basic plot of the situation.

I can stumble though with one or two deficiencies, but if I'm missing too much, me and the potential helper become mutually unintelligible. I have learned the limits of what I can expect from myself, and it is conceptualized as a real and physical barrier. I am not a runner, so running a 5k tomorrow does not present itself as an option to me. In the same way, if I have subconscious knowledge that an interaction is beyond my capability, it does not present itself as an option to me. It's the minimum communication requirements that prevent me from asking for help, not anything to do with the concept of help itself.

Maybe. This is the theory of one person. I'm curious if anyone else vibes with this at all.

[fmskillsharing]

Sumif Function in Excel