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Electrical power = current x voltage Current is in amps
I = E/R, Current (amps) = Volts/Resistance
Line current = 1.732 x Phase CurrentCommentOnly for balanced loads.
faradays second law
It is like a COUNTIF which allows you to count things based on a condition. COUNTIFS will count the number of rows for which the range1 entry meets criterion1, the range2 entry meets criterion2, the range_n entry meets criterion_n, and so on. So the difference is that COUNTIFS allows the criteria to involve more than one column or multiple conditions in one column, whereas COUNTIF can only use one condition.
Depending on how you design your formula, there can be different answers to that. However a function like SUMIFS is specifically designed for dealing with multiple criteria. The AVERAGEIFS and COUNTIFS functions also have that capability.
Evaluate Formula allows you to go through a formula step by step and see how it does its calculation. This can enable you to understand how a formula is done and it can help you to find errors in the process. It can help you to see why a formula is giving you the wrong results. It is particularly useful on more complex functions.
Often the best tool to use is the 'Evaluate formula' option. You can watch as each step of the formula is carried out and you hopefully will then be able to notice when it does something unexpected. You can then go back to your formula and correct it. Click on the help icon and search for 'evaluate formula' for further information. Feel free to message me with the formula and the problem if you are still stuck!
To evaluate a formula is to try and solve or simplify it. For instance f(x) = 2x*4x-1x+6 f(x) = 7x+6 f(3) = 7*3+6
You need to use BODMAS whenever you evaluate ANY formula.
current ratio = current asset divided by current liability
Formula for current ratio is as follows: Current ratio = Current assets / current liabilities
=sum(current/4*)
P = 7x; 84 in.
You can use the Formula Auditng which includes the Evaluate facility and Trace Precedents, which would be useful.
Formula for net current assets :net current assets = current assets - current liabilities