Through Excel Learning series my aim is to help you learn Excel. These videos are produced using the Excel 2016 version, however, shall help you learn even if you are using Excel 2019, 2007, 2010, 2013 as they all have same basics with some differences which I will highlight in the course to enlighten you.
I will produce 1 or more than 1 video every week. If I get enough room to produce these videos, I will ensure to bring you at least 1 video every day.
Excel Logical Functions IF, AND, OR video demonstration will help you with the learning of Microsoft Excel logical functions. In the Excel Logical Functions video demonstration, we will cover how to use IF FUNCTION, how to use OR FUNCTION, and…
Excel Pay Rate and Downtime Cost Calculation video demonstration will help you to calculate the payment by hour In Excel. In this video demonstration, we have also covered how to calculate the cost of downtime during system outages when you…
With round day, hours, and minutes in Excel demonstration, I will help you you to learn rounding the numbers (day/minute/hour) to the nearest day, hour or minute in Excel. In this video demonstration, we will be using two functions of…
How to find quarters in Excel is a video demonstration where we will help you to understand how you can calculate a value for quarters from any given date. With the help of this video, you will be able to…
Calculate the difference of time in Excel with the help of this video demonstration. We have demonstrated how to calculate time differences in excel in this video with two different formats. The first format is to calculate the time difference…
Datevalue and timevalue functions are designed to convert a date that is stored in a text string to a serial number recognized by Excel as a date. The date value is a handy function used in moments where you have…
Workday and Workdays INTL Overview Excel WORKDAY Function and Excel WORKDAY.INTL Function. In this video, we will learn how to make use of Excel Workday function. We have two variations of this function where we can use this function with…
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