Microsoft Excel

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It depends on the nature of the way you are doing it. Sometimes tax calculations can be complicated as there are many things to consider. So to keep it simple, say if your taxable salary is in cell B2 and it is taxed at 10% if it is under 20000 and 20% if it is 20000 or more, the formula, which could not be in cell B2, would be:

=IF(B2<20000, B2*10%,B2*20%)

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For text it would be left-aligned. Numbers, dates and times are normally right-aligned.

On the left side of your keyboard you will see a button that says "caps lock", push it.

If the text is already typed, select the text that you have typed and hold down the Shift key and press the F3 key. It will convert between upper case, lower case and title cas, which is when the first letter is in capitals.

Use Ctrl and Page Up or Ctrl and Page Down to switch between open worksheets.

A delimiter is a sequence of one or more characters used to specify the boundary between separate, independent regions in plain text or other data streams. An example of a delimiter is the comma character, which acts as a field delimiter in a sequence of comma-separated values

Vlookup is used for many purposes in MS Excel base on circumstances. I will describe few basic scenrios below

1. You want to find out whether a particular value existing from huge list of values.

2. You want to find corresponding value from table against the value you know.

See the related questions below.

# Copy the contents (right click, copy or CTRL+C) # Switch to the target sheet and activate the cell where you want to paste. # Paste the contents (right click paste or CTRL+V) Note: If the content was a formula, you will by default paste a cell reference. If you want the actual value, you can Edit, Paste Special, Value. If the target or originating cell are merged with another or other cells, you will have to double click on the original and taget and paste the content inside the cell.

In Excel, this is referred to as a "workbook".

Assuming you mean a cell in a spreadsheet program, when the contents are displayed as #####, it usually means the cell is not wide enough to display the contents. One way to widen the cell is to click and drag the mouse pointer at the edge of the column header. Another is to select the column and change the column width.

To transpose data from a row to a column select all but the first cell and copy it to the clipboard (Control/c or Edit... Copy).

Select the cell immediately below the first entry in the original list and go to the Edit... Paste Special menu.

Put a check mark in the box next to where it says 'Transpose' and click OK.

Select all but the first cell in the original row of data and press Delete on the keyboard.

There are many ways to learn Microsoft Excel, and the exact method for learning this application will depend on the individual. Generally skilled computer users might only need to reference the Help menu for specifics about functions they have not used, but this method is usually slower. There are numerous online tutorials, some are free, while others are not, that will teach those interested in learning Microsoft Excel quickly. Most community, online, and technical colleges offer classes for the application, ranging from free to a few hundred dollars. Finally, there are numerous publications on how to use Microsoft Excel. The best way to learn for any given individual will depend on their learning style and price preferences.

You need to use the OR function. You could have something like this:

=OR(A2>5,A4>10,A6>20)

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It depends if the Word and Excel are OEM copies (ie the software was installed on the machine by the suppliers), then the license usually prohibits transferring to other machines as the software is only licensed for the original machine.

If they are "regular" copies, then you will need the original CDs. You should be able to de-install the XP versions and install the software from the CDs.

Microsoft Excel is an Office Productivity Tool. This tool can be used for doing Calculations.

follow the link to Microsoft for online tutorials

Excel 2007 creates xlsx files, and earlier versions of Excel create xls files. The earlier versions won't be able to open the 2007 files. So you need Excel 2007 to open them or get a converter or try and open them in Google docs. If you get them open, then save them in your version of Excel so that they can be opened in future, using the Save As option on the File menu.

Microsoft Excel is for numerical analysis and manipulation so it can do any mathematical calculations, including division. You use the / as the division symbol. You can use numbers, but more commonly cell references. For example:

=A10/A12

=A10/40

=200/A12

First put the values that are going to make up your balance in one column. To get a running balance, there are a number of ways you could do it. Suppose your values are in column A, starting in A2. Then in B2 enter the same number that is in A2. Then in B3 enter the following formula:

=B2+A3

Then copy that formula down along column B, and you will get a running total.

Another way, and a slicker way is to do put this formula in cell B2 and copy it all the way down.

=Sum(A$2:A2)

There Is No One Answer to Pixels per Inch, However, pixels are different sizes on different displays, so the answer is 58.74 pixels per inch on a 75-inch 4K television, for example, but 440.58 pixels per inch on a 5"-inch full HD smartphone screen.

You can write your own macros using excel functions like =UPPER(). The UPPER function can be used to convert all of the text in a cell into upper case. There is no direct way, like there is in Word, to convert them in place. What you need to do is convert them in a separate cell first and you could then do a copy and use Paste Special and Values to copy the upper case version onto the original text. So if in A2 was the regular text then in B2 you could put:

=UPPER(A2)

Then you would copy what is in B2 and do a Paste Special and Values into A2. You could then remove what was in B2.

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