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The document outlines various Excel functions including CELL(), FIND(), OFFSET(), DATE(), TEXT(), DATEVALUE(), SUMPRODUCT(), and INDIRECT(). Each function is described with its purpose and syntax, providing links for further information. These functions are useful for tasks such as retrieving file information, manipulating dates, summing values based on criteria, and creating dynamic cell references.

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Mead in Kent 8 Fns

The document outlines various Excel functions including CELL(), FIND(), OFFSET(), DATE(), TEXT(), DATEVALUE(), SUMPRODUCT(), and INDIRECT(). Each function is described with its purpose and syntax, providing links for further information. These functions are useful for tasks such as retrieving file information, manipulating dates, summing values based on criteria, and creating dynamic cell references.

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Excel Functions

The CELL() function returns the filename

CELL()
(including the path) and the current worksheet
name. FIND() searches for some characters
within a text string and returns the start posi-
tion.
=CELL(“filename”, Cell_Ref)
=FIND(searchItem,withinText, start_posn)
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The OFFSET() function will return either the value

OFFSET()
in a single cell or the values in a range of cells.
=OFFSET(InitialCell, RowsFrom, ColsFrom,
Height, Width)
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DATE() creates a date from 3 numeric values. TEXT() will

DATE()
convert a number or date value into a text string and
DATEVALUE() returns a date value from an appropriate
text string.
=DATE(Year, Month, Day)
=TEXT(CellReference, StringFormat)
=DATEVALUE(TextStringDate)
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SUMPRODUCT() has many uses, but is commonly used to


SUMPRODUCT()
sum a range of values which meet various criteria.
=SUMPRODUCT((criteria or range1)*(criteria or range2))
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INDIRECT() returns a cell reference created from a text

INDIRECT()
string. In the example values will be summed from a
worksheet (‘North_Data’) whose name is derived from
the value selected (in B2).
=INDIRECT(textString)
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