Lesson 3L Excel Functions
Lesson 3L Excel Functions
1. SUMIF
If you want to find out how many "Apple" you sold, then you can use SUMIF like this:
=SUMIF(A1:A15,"Apple",B1:B15)
Exercise 1 Exercise 2
Item Qty Sold drop down select
Try here: Try here:
What to do:
1. Format date into "12/01/15" format. Use the Ctrl + 1 Shortcut
2. Insert SUMIF Formula in gray box
3. Test
By using the VLOOKUP and MATCH function. While VLOOKUP is used to fetch value a based on what you are looking for,
MATCH is used to fetch the position of the value you are looking for.
=VLOOKUP(Item to look for,Range to look at, column to pick, false)
=VLOOKUP(F36,G40:J48, 2, false)
=MATCH(Item to look for,Range to look at,0)
=MATCH(F36,G43:G51,0)
Exercise 1 Exercise 2
S. No. Name Course Grade Seq. No.
Try here: The use of Dollar sign
1 2 3 4 in formula
Database:
S. No. Name Course Grade What to do:
1 125 AAA BSA 1.5 1. Delete all the formulas
2 25 BBB BSBA 1.25 you made except in gray1 & 4
3 12 CCC BSA 2 2. Copy the formula from gray 1
4 1 DDD BSA 5 to gray 3
5 568 EEE BSA 3
6 92 FFF BSA 2.5
7 32 JJJ BSBA 2.25
8 5 HHH BSA 2.75
9 16 KKK BSA 2.25
What to do:
1. Format S. No. into 3-decimal places then grade into 2-decimal places
2. Insert name and validation listing in S. No. input
3. Insert VLOOKUP formula in gray cell 1-3 accordingly
4. Insert MATCH formula in gray cell 4
SUMMARY >
ENTER PART NO. HERE ITEM DESCRIPTION UNIT PRICE TOTAL IN TOTAL OUT
TR NO. DATE PART NO. ITEM DESCRIPTION UNIT PRICE QTY IN QTY OUT
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Friday, March 21, 2025
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