And, there is somebody else is out there more than me who loves Excel? Probably not many…i alla fall inte många som bryr sig på semestern
Anyway, here is a cruel tips pivot tabeller, what you can do with them, what they can offer and how it is doing to create them.
Again the Exelkungens cruel site.
Be Careful out There
Anders
Ok, Now you can SUMIF then just move on to Excel King the next video cool (if the Excel dig…Thus, when it becomes cool:-) )
The relatively unknown formula SUMPRODUCT allows you to easily summarize by multiple criteria, which is invaluable when you quickly want to extract a specified amount from a larger dataset. The formula is really designed for a purpose (multiplying the values of the matrices) but via an alternative use that will serve the purpose to summarize by multiple criteria in a most extraordinary manner.
After a few weeks of searching on the internet and especially YouTube så fann jag otroligt många klipp om excel. There are a bunch of real fanatics out there but what I had expected?
Anyway, I found a formula, budget files that will produce the original budget, outstanding expenses, final cost estimates and the monitoring of these.
Formula was SUMIF which proved to be extremely useful. Hard to explain here in detail how to do it depends on how you set up your budgetfil but I recommend going into Excel King website you will get lots of cruel the tricks of Excel that suddenly makes you King of your work which can be a pain when all will come to you and ask for advice all the time…or it will not be difficult.
Formelns argument
=SUMMA.OM (area;conditions;Total area)
Important: Remember that "Area"And"Summary Area” should include the same lines (but different columns of course).
Excel owns and yes…it's a little crazy to get involved with it during the holiday.
ASu