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Index
Microsoft® Excel® 2010 Formulas & Functions Inside Out Introduction
Who This Book Is For
Assumptions About You
How This Book Is Organized
Introducing Formulas and Functions in Excel Creating Your Own Solutions in Excel Functions Appendices
Features and Conventions Used in This Book
Text Conventions Design Conventions
Your Companion eBook Using the Sample Files Acknowledgments Support and Feedback
Errata & Support We Want to Hear from You Stay in Touch
1. Solving Problems with Functions
Introducing the New Functions in Excel 2010 Scenario and Goals The New Way to Work with Data, Formulas, and Functions
Creating the Month Data Series Creating an Individual Data Series
Entering Test Data Fast Converting Formula Results into Fixed Values Formatting Numeric Values Calculating Profit Margin Formatting Data as a Table Calculating Profit Margin as a Percentage Applying Conditional Formatting Creating Meaningful Charts
Creating a Column Chart Creating a Pie Chart Formatting a Chart
Working with PivotTables
Creating a PivotTable Using a PivotTable
Using PivotCharts: Graphical Pivot
Creating a PivotChart Changing the Original Data
2. Using Functions and PowerPivot
Using Date and Time Functions The Excel Date System
Date and Time Number Formats Leap Years Analysis Functions Date and Time Functions in Practice
Calculating the Start and End of Daylight Saving Time Identifying What Day of the Year Today Is Calculating with Time Calculating Working Hours Calculating Beyond the Date Limit Adding Time Intervals Calculating the Salary for Working Hours Rounding Time Values Identifying the Quarter Converting Normal Hours into Decimal Hours (Industrial Hours)
Using Text and Data Functions
Separating Text Strings Such as ZIP Code and Location Separating First and Last Names Switching the First and Last Names Resolving the IBAN Calculating the Frequency of a Character in a String Removing All Spaces Correcting the Position of Signs Displaying the File and Worksheet Name Concatenating the Content of Cells Breaking Lines in Concatenated Text Visualizing Data
Using Logical Functions
Calculating Profitability
Using Search and Reference Functions
Searching Through a Cross Table
Using Information Functions Using Statistical Functions
Overview
The Path to a Happy Medium Correlation and Regression Symmetry Excel and Spreads Trends and Forecasts One Plus One
Statistical Functions in Practice
Finding the Number of Answers Average Rating Who Gives Better Ratings—Men or Women?
Using Database Functions
Dynamic Database Names Database Functions in Practice
How Many Excel Seminars Took Place? Calculating Revenue Finding the Average Rating of the Seminars
Using Cube Functions Using Financial Math Functions
An Annuity Calculation Example Calculating Repayment Calculating Exchange Rates Investment Appraisal Example Amortization Calculation Example
Using Math and Trigonometry Functions
Generating Random Test Data
PowerPivot
Using PowerPivot in Excel 2010
3. From Numbers to Formulas
Entering Formulas Operators
Arithmetic Operators
Specifying the Priority of Operations by Using Parentheses Priority of Arithmetic Operators
Comparison Operators The & Text Operator Reference Operators
The Range Operator References to Entire Columns or Rows The Connection Operator The Intersection Operator
References in Formulas
Relative References Absolute References Mixed References What Is a Circular Reference?
Array Formulas Tips and Tricks
Turning the Formula View On and Off Entering Formulas in Several Cells Entering Formulas in Several Worksheets Selecting Formula Cells Determining Which Cells Are Referenced in a Formula Copying and Moving Formulas
Using the Keyboard to Make a Selection Using the Mouse to Make a Selection
Moving Formula Cells
Using the Clipboard to Move a Formula Cell Using the Mouse to Move a Formula Cell
Copying Formula Cells
Using the Clipboard to Copy Using the Mouse to Copy Using the Fill Function to Copy Using the Mouse to Fill Cells Filling with a Double-Click
Converting Formula Results into Fixed Values Converting Existing Values Protecting Formulas Hiding Formulas Specifying the Formula Calculation Type Analyzing Formulas
Formula Auditing Tracing the Data and Formula Flow The Formula Auditing Toolbar in Excel 2003
Troubleshooting: Example 1 Troubleshooting: Example 2
4. Formulas and Functions
What Is a Worksheet Function?
The Syntax of a Function Arguments as Arithmetic Data in a Function Options for Passing Arguments
Option 1: Values as Constants Option 2: Values as Cell References Option 3: Values as Addition Expressions Option 4: Values as Range References
Including Calculations in a Function
Entering Functions
Using the Function Wizard Hands-On Practice Searching for Functions Entering Cell References Getting Excel Help for Functions Specifying Nested Functions Editing Formulas
Tips and Tricks
Viewing Arguments Using a Complex Formula in Several Workbooks Partial Calculations in Formulas
5. Functions in Special Operations
Functions in Names
Querying Current Information
Querying the Path of the Current Workbook Querying the File Name of the Current Workbook Querying the Current Sheet Name
Payment Targets as “Text Modules” Dynamic Range Names
Functions for Conditional Formatting
Highlighting Weekends in Color
Highlighting Weekends and Holidays
Using the MATCH() Function Highlighting Identical Values
When Everything Is the Same When Only One Matches When Two or More Are the Same
Finding the Differences Between Tables on Different Worksheets List Print Layout Emphasizing the Top Three Elements Highlighting Cells Containing Spaces Navigating in Tables with Reference Lines
Highlighting the Amount or Duration Highlighting the Result Cell and the Leader Line
Formatting Data Groups Formatting Subtotal Results Tips for Conditional Formatting in Excel 2003
Changing and Deleting Conditional Formats Finding Cells Containing Conditional Formats Using an Icon to Apply Conditional Formatting
Tips and Troubleshooting for Conditional Formatting
Functions for Validation
Cell Protection with Validation Variable List Areas Limiting Input with Formulas Avoiding Duplicate Entries Displaying Messages upon Field Completion
6. Custom Functions
Creating a Custom Function The AreaCircle() Function The AreaQuad() Function
Functions with Several Arguments Functions with Optional Arguments Branches with Logical Conditions
The AreaSect() Function
Optional Arguments with Default Values
The DigitSum() Function
Programming Loops
The AreaCircle1() Function
Using Built-in Functions in Custom Functions
The Functions in the Function Wizard
Using Your Own Functions
Saving Functions in Add-Ins
7. Date and Time Functions
DATE() DATEDIF() DATEVALUE() DAY() DAYS360() EDATE() EOMONTH() HOUR() MINUTE() MONTH() NETWORKDAYS() NETWORKDAYS.INTL() NOW() SECOND() TIME() TIMEVALUE() TODAY() WEEKDAY() WEEKNUM() WORKDAY() WORKDAY.INTL() YEAR() YEARFRAC()
8. Text and Data Functions
ASC() BAHTTEXT() CHAR() CLEAN() CODE() CONCATENATE() DOLLAR() EXACT() FIND(), FINDB() FIXED() LEFT(), LEFTB() LEN(), LENB() LOWER() MID(), MIDB() PHONETIC() PROPER() REPLACE(), REPLACEB() REPT() RIGHT(), RIGHTB() SEARCH(), SEARCHB() SUBSTITUTE() T() TEXT() TRIM() UPPER() VALUE()
9. Logical Functions
AND() FALSE() IF() IFERROR() NOT() OR() TRUE()
10. Lookup and Reference Functions
ADDRESS() AREAS() CHOOSE() COLUMN() COLUMNS() GETPIVOTDATA() HLOOKUP() HYPERLINK() INDEX() INDIRECT() LOOKUP() MATCH() OFFSET() ROW() ROWS() RTD() TRANSPOSE() VLOOKUP()
11. Information Functions
CELL() COUNTBLANK() ERROR.TYPE() INFO() ISBLANK() ISERR() ISERROR() ISEVEN() ISLOGICAL() ISNA() ISNONTEXT() ISNUMBER() ISODD() ISREF() ISTEXT() N() NA() TYPE()
12. Statistical Functions
AVEDEV() AVERAGE() AVERAGEA() AVERAGEIF() AVERAGEIFS() BETA.DIST()/BETADIST() BETA.INV()/BETAINV() BINOM.DIST()/BINOMDIST() BINOM.INV()/CRITBINOM() CHISQ.DIST() CHISQ.DIST.RT()/CHIDIST() CHISQ.INV() CHISQ.INV.RT()/CHIINV() CHISQ.TEST()/CHITEST() CONFIDENCE.NORM()/CONFIDENCE() CONFIDENCE.T() CORREL() COUNT() COUNTA() COUNTBLANK() COUNTIF() COUNTIFS() COVAR() COVARIANCE.P() COVARIANCE.S() DEVSQ() EXPON.DIST()/EXPONDIST() F.DIST() F.DIST.RT()/FDIST() F.INV() F.INV.RT()/FINV() F.TEST()/FTEST() FISHER() FISHERINV() FORECAST() FREQUENCY() GAMMA.DIST()/GAMMADIST() GAMMA.INV()/GAMMAINV() GAMMALN() GAMMALN.PRECISE() GEOMEAN() GROWTH() HARMEAN() HYPGEOM.DIST()/HYPGEOMDIST() INTERCEPT() KURT() LARGE() LINEST() LOGEST() LOGNORM.DIST()/LOGNORMDIST() LOGNORM.INV()/LOGINV() MAX() MAXA() MEDIAN() MIN() MINA() MODE.SNGL()/MODE() MODE.MULT() NEGBINOM.DIST()/NEGBINOMDIST() NORM.DIST()/NORMDIST() NORM.INV()/NORMINV() NORM.S.DIST()/NORMSDIST() NORM.S.INV()/NORMSINV() PEARSON() PERCENTILE() PERCENTILE.EXC() PERCENTILE.INC() PERCENTRANK() PERCENTRANK.EXC() PERCENTRANK.INC() PERMUT() POISSON.DIST()/POISSON() PROB() QUARTILE() QUARTILE.EXC() QUARTILE.INC() RANK() RANK.AVG() RANK.EQ() RSQ() SKEW() SLOPE() SMALL() STANDARDIZE() STDEV.P()/STDEVP() STDEV.S()/STDEV() STDEVA() STDEVPA() STEYX() T.DIST() T.DIST.RT() T.DIST.2T()/TDIST() T.INV() T.INV.2T()/TINV() T.TEST()/TTEST() TREND() TRIMMEAN() VAR.P()/VARP() VAR.S()/VAR() VARA() VARPA() WEIBULL.DIST()/WEIBULL() Z.TEST()/ZTEST()
13. Database Functions
Arguments in Database Functions Working with Databases and Records Using Controls Overview of the Database Functions Functions in This Chapter DAVERAGE() DCOUNT() DCOUNTA() DGET() DMAX() DMIN() DPRODUCT() DSTDEV() DSTDEVP() DSUM() DVAR() DVARP() GETPIVOTDATA()
14. Cube Functions
CUBEKPIMEMBER() CUBEMEMBER() CUBEMEMBERPROPERTY() CUBERANKEDMEMBER() CUBESET() CUBESETCOUNT() CUBEVALUE()
15. Financial Functions
ACCRINT() ACCRINTM() AMORDEGRC() AMORLINC() COUPDAYBS() COUPDAYS() COUPDAYSNC() COUPNCD() COUPNUM() COUPPCD() CUMIPMT() CUMPRINC() DB() DDB() DISC() DOLLARDE() DOLLARFR() DURATION() EFFECT() FV() FVSCHEDULE() INTRATE() IPMT() IRR() ISPMT() MDURATION() MIRR() NOMINAL() NPER() NPV() ODDFPRICE() ODDFYIELD() ODDLPRICE() ODDLYIELD() PMT() PPMT() PRICE() PRICEDISC() PRICEMAT() PV() RATE() RECEIVED() SLN() SYD() TBILLEQ() TBILLPRICE() TBILLYIELD() VDB() XIRR() XNPV() YIELD() YIELDDISC() YIELDMAT()
16. Mathematical and Trigonometry Functions
Functions for Mathematical Calculations Functions for Trigonometry Calculations Other Functions ABS() ACOS() ACOSH() AGGREGATE() ASIN() ASINH() ATAN() ATAN2() ATANH() CEILING() CEILING.PRECISE() COMBIN() COS() COSH() DEGREES() EVEN() EXP() FACT() FACTDOUBLE() FLOOR() FLOOR.PRECISE() GCD() INT() LCM() LN() LOG() LOG10() MDETERM() MINVERSE() MMULT() MOD() MROUND() MULTINOMIAL() ODD() PI() POWER() PRODUCT() QUOTIENT() RADIANS() RAND() RANDBETWEEN() ROMAN() ROUND() ROUNDDOWN() ROUNDUP() SERIESSUM() SIGN() SIN() SINH() SQRT() SQRTPI() SUBTOTAL() SUM() SUMIF() SUMIFS() SUMPRODUCT() SUMSQ() SUMX2MY2() SUMX2PY2() SUMXMY2() TAN() TANH() TRUNC()
17. Engineering Functions
How Engineering Functions Are Organized
Conversion Functions Functions for Complex Numbers Functions for Higher Mathematics Saltus Functions
Conversion Functions
Number Systems Binary System
One’s Complement Two’s Complement
BIN2DEC() BIN2HEX() BIN2OCT() DEC2BIN() DEC2HEX() DEC2OCT() HEX2BIN() HEX2DEC() HEX2OCT() OCT2BIN() OCT2DEC() OCT2HEX() CONVERT()
Functions for Complex Numbers
The Imaginary Part COMPLEX() IMABS() IMAGINARY() IMARGUMENT() IMCONJUGATE() IMCOS() IMDIV() IMEXP() IMLN() IMLOG10() IMLOG2() IMPOWER() IMPRODUCT() IMREAL() IMSIN() IMSQRT() IMSUB() IMSUM()
Functions for Higher Mathematics
Bessel Functions Error Integrals BESSELI() BESSELJ() BESSELK() BESSELY() ERF.PRECISE()/ERF() ERFC.PRECISE()/ERFC()
Saltus Functions
DELTA() GESTEP()
A. Excel Functions (in Alphabetical Order) B. Excel Functions (by Category)
Date and Time Functions Text and Data Functions Logical Functions Lookup and Reference Functions Information Functions Statistical Functions Database Functions Cube Functions Financial Functions Mathematical and Trigonometry Functions Engineering Functions
C. What’s New in Excel 2007 and Excel 2010
New in Excel 2007
New Limits
New in Excel 2010
New Functions Support for Calculation Clusters New Solver PowerPivot
D. About the Authors Index About the Authors Copyright
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