IFNA Function
The IFNA function is a nice way to capture and manage #N/A errors without capturing other errors. The IFNA function can be used to capture
The IFNA function is a nice way to capture and manage #N/A errors without capturing other errors. The IFNA function can be used to capture
One of the most useful functions within Excel is the IFERROR function, which can prove to be a game-changer for your data manipulation and analysis
The FALSE function returns the Boolean value False. This function is knowns as a “compatibility function”, used only for compatibility with other functions. For example,
The AND function of Excel is used to compare more than one logical condition. Up to 255 conditions can be compared at a time, which
Excel’s IF function runs a logical comparison and outputs a result as either TRUE or FALSE. For the example below, students who have secured a
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