Excel functions you need to know for IGCSE & AS
The post lists all the Microsoft Excel functions that you will learn in your 3-year IGCSE journey followed by your…
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These Excel posts and tutorials are aimed at school students studying Cambridge International IGCSE and AS levels as well as those studying the CAPS CAT curriculum.
The post lists all the Microsoft Excel functions that you will learn in your 3-year IGCSE journey followed by your…
For this tutorial, we will use a datasheet listing the towns and cities of South Africa by Province with their…
As your spreadsheets grow, it is important to master skills to make your data manageable. Filtering data is a quick…
Creating Custom Views in Excel allows you to save your favourite settings in terms of filters, sort orders and print…
You will often come across the scenario where data is filled into an Excel worksheet and an error occurs that…
Excel’s ERROR.TYPE() function returns a number corresponding to a specific error value. In this tutorial: See also: 1. Syntax =ERROR.TYPE(error_val)…
Excel's VALUE() function is a simple function that makes numbers that aren't formatted as numbers into numbers. The examples illustrate…
Excel’s MOD() function is used to determine the remainder of a division operation. For example, if you divide 10 by…
You may want the column headings (A, B, C, etc) and the row headings (1, 2, 3, etc) to be…
Excel’s ABS() function is another super-simple Excel function. In this tutorial: Required knowledge: 1. Syntax =ABS(number) Returns the absolute value…
This function is useful in terms of understanding data verification using double data entry (covered in the Cambridge International IT…