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Basic Excel Notes

This document provides shortcuts and formulas for Excel. It includes shortcuts for quick filters, paste special, and find and replace. It also outlines various formulas for sums, counts, averages, text manipulation, financial modeling, and dates. Formulas covered include SUM, COUNT, IF, VLOOKUP, NPV, IRR, and more. Loan schedules and cash flow discounting are also discussed. The document serves as a handy reference guide for Excel shortcuts, formulas, and financial functions.
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Basic Excel Notes

This document provides shortcuts and formulas for Excel. It includes shortcuts for quick filters, paste special, and find and replace. It also outlines various formulas for sums, counts, averages, text manipulation, financial modeling, and dates. Formulas covered include SUM, COUNT, IF, VLOOKUP, NPV, IRR, and more. Loan schedules and cash flow discounting are also discussed. The document serves as a handy reference guide for Excel shortcuts, formulas, and financial functions.
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EXCEL

SHORTCUTS
QUICK FILTERS: Alt + A + T
PASTE SPECIAL: ALT + E + S
FIND AND REPLACE: CTRL + H
HIDE COLUMN (with button): SHIFT + ALT + →

BASIC FORMULAS
1. SUM, SUMIF, SUMIFS
SUM: CALCULATE TOTAL CELL
SUMIF: CALCULATE NUMBERS, FOR SPECIFIC CATEGORY (1 ONLY)
SUMIFS: CALCULATE NUMBERS, FOR GIVEN CATEGORIES (1/2/etc…)
2. COUNT, COUNTA, COUNTIF, COUNTIFS
COUNT: count how many numbers within selected cells (numbers only)
COUNTA: count how many numbers/text within selected cells (numbers & text)
COUNTIF: count how many numbers within selected cells with A condition
COUNTIF: count how many numbers within selected cells with few conditions
3. AVERAGE, AVERAGEIF
AVERAGE: to get the average number of the selected cell range (i.e. Midian)
AVERAGEIF: to get the average number of the selected cell range with a condition
4. LEFT, RIGHT, MID, UPPER, LOWER, PROPER, CONCATENATE
LEFT/RIGHT/MID: to get few letters (pre-defined by condition) from the selected cell (from the left/right/mid →
depends on the formula typed)
UPPER/LOWER: to change the letters to upper/lowercase
PROPER: change letters as uppercase for the first letter, and the rest will be lowercase
CONCATENATE: (similar as i.e. =A1&B1&C1) to combine few cells merged into one cell
5. MAX, MIN
MAX: to get the maximal number from the selected cell range
MIN: to get the minimal number from the selected cell range
6. ROUND
ROUND: rounding number with a predefined decimals wanted
7. VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP
VLOOKUP: lookup/search “text/numbers” from the table made in column format (kolom kebawah) → usually
the lookup value must be in the left side
HLOOKUP: lookup/search “text/numbers” from the table made in rows format (kolomnya kesamping)
8. INDEX, MATCH, INDEX&MATCH
INDEX: similar with vlookup, to search exact text from the table by defining the row and column
MATCH: to search the position (from column/row number) from the table
INDEX & MATCH: (i.e. =index(......;match(........)) substitute of vlookup; to get the right data from the list
→ Advantage: to get accurate result, so eventhough the list position are changed to other column, the
search result won’t be changed. As opposed to vlookup, it will be changed
9. IFERROR
IFERROR: to show desired text (i.e. blank; n.a.) if the calculation does not contain any number (i.e. kalo
formula bagi biasa bakal nunjukin #value/error, jadi bisa pake ini untuk penggantinya)

FINANCIAL MODEL
10. CHOOSE
CHOOSE: to show a given number from a table by setting an index number (only applied from 1-244,
angka bulet) and it can automatically change if the index number changed
11. GOALSEEK
(Data → what if analysis button)
to obtain an input, given on a desired result/output
12. DATA TABLES
(Data → what if analysis button) : used to perform sensitivity analysis
Table which shows possible outcome/results in different scenario (e.g. amount to be repaid if I/R or
borrowing period changes)
13. DISCOUNTING CASH FLOW: NPV
(used to know whether an investment is feasible/not: if NPV <0 compared to initial investment, then it’s
not feasible)
PV (calculate manually): FV / (1+i)^n
NPV (manually): sum of initial investment (0), year 1, etc.. until end of investment year
NPV (formula): sum(initial investment,NPV(........))
*note: if using formula, should not include year 0 otherwise won’t valid. Therefore need to use
combination of sum of initial investment + NPV from year 1 until year-n
14. INTERNAL RATE OF RETURN (IRR)
(used to measure profitability of an investment)
Include all Cash Flow from year 0 until year-n: =IRR(all CF)
Iff IRR less than interest rate, then it’s not feasible (don’t invest
15. LOAN SCHEDULE
(To know capital and interest payments: used for mortgage by bankers)
List: Number of periods (cicilan brp kali per bulan), Interest rate (annual and monthly), loan amount
=PMT(I/R, number of period, loan amount)
Create Column list:
● Period;
● Payment (fixed monthly payment dari hasil PMT);
● Interest (Loan Amount/Residual Debt * monthly I/R);
● Principal/jumlah duit yg beneran lu bayar (Payment - I/R); Residual Debt (Residual debt last
period - Principal)
16. DATE FUNCTIONS
(used to get the month/etc number from a written date)
=DAY(CELL)
=MONTH(CELL)
=YEAR(CELL)
=DATE(YEAR,MONTH,DAY) → bisa ditambahin + atau - angka buat tanggalnya
END OF MONTH: =EOMONTH → to get the last day in a month
EXACT DATE: =EDATE(cell,months) → to get the exact due date (only month/years changed)
OTHER TOOLS
1. GROUP: similar to hide, but it has a button so people can click on it to hide/unhide
(located in DATA section)

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