100 Mastering Excel Formulas Part 1: Essential Mathematical Functions

Rashmi Mishra



100 Nos Of Formula and Functions 

In MSExcel

Part 1

1-20: Basic Mathematical Functions

1.    SUM - Adds up a range of numbers.

o    Example: =SUM(A1:A10)

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2.    AVERAGE - Calculates the average of a range of numbers.

o    Example: =AVERAGE(B1:B10)

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3.    MIN - Finds the smallest number in a range.

o    Example: =MIN(C1:C10)

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4.    MAX - Finds the largest number in a range.

o    Example: =MAX(D1:D10)

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5.    COUNT - Counts the number of cells with numbers in a range.

o    Example: =COUNT(E1:E10)

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6.    COUNTA - Counts non-empty cells.

o    Example: =COUNTA(F1:F10)

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7.    COUNTIF - Counts cells that meet a specific condition.

o    Example: =COUNTIF(G1:G10, ">10")

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8.    SUMIF - Adds cells based on a condition.

o    Example: =SUMIF(H1:H10, ">5")

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9.    SUMIFS - Adds cells based on multiple conditions.

o    Example: =SUMIFS(I1:I10, J1:J10, ">5", K1:K10, "<20")

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10.  ROUND - Rounds a number to a specified number of digits.

o    Example: =ROUND(L1, 2)

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11.   ROUNDUP - Rounds a number up.

o    Example: =ROUNDUP(M1, 0)

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12.  ROUNDDOWN - Rounds a number down.

o    Example: =ROUNDDOWN(N1, 1)

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13.  INT - Rounds a number down to the nearest integer.

o    Example: =INT(O1)

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14.  MOD - Returns the remainder of a division.

o    Example: =MOD(P1, 3)

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15.  PRODUCT - Multiplies a range of numbers.

o    Example: =PRODUCT(Q1:Q10)

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16.  POWER - Raises a number to a power.

o    Example: =POWER(R1, 2)

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17.  SQRT - Calculates the square root.

o    Example: =SQRT(S1)

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18.  EXP - Returns e raised to a power.

o    Example: =EXP(T1)

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19.  ABS - Returns the absolute value.

o    Example: =ABS(U1)

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20. RAND - Generates a random number between 0 and 1.

o    Example: =RAND()

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