When copying formulas to other cells, we might encounter three reference modes, namely relative reference, absolute reference, and mixed reference. We need to choose the proper reference method according to the specific calculation requirements and the formula. · 1. Relative ReferenceWhen copying formulas to other cells, the formula will change according to the position of the referenced cell.Take this table as an example. Enter =B2*C2 in cell D2, and then pull down the fill handle to ....

1. Reviewed the steps to insert functions in the table, there are 3 entrances to insert functions. You do not need to remember each function, just enter the first few letters, and the system will generate an automatic association.2. shared the 3 types of formula references, namely relative, absolute and mixed references.3. shared the function of how to reference data across worksheets or workbooks.

Here is a form recording the personal information of staff. How can we calculate the staff number for each department?We can combine the LENS and SUBSTITUTE functions to realize it. Before starting, let me introduce the LEN function. It can return the character number of the text.Select cell A4. Go to the formula editing box for the Insert Function button, and choose the LENS function.Since we want to know the character number in cell A2, we need to enter “A2” as the TEXT parameter. Cl....

1. How to correctly express the time and date in the function formula2. Share the function formula to extract the year, month, day and hour, minute and second3. Real case: how to use the DATEIF function to calculate the length of service of employees4. How to convert different time units to each other

Lookup and Reference functions are frequently used for processing data in a table. Today we will learn how to use the FILTER Function to filter data.This function can be used to filter a range of data based on the criteria that you specify.· Primary usage of the Filter functionTake this table as an example. Suppose we want to get the list of class 1, Select G3:G15, this is the cell range we want the result to return, so don't just select cell G3.Enter the formula: =FILTER in the ce....

Today I would like to introduce you to the LOOKUP function, which has many relevant knowledge points. Beginners will have some difficulty in learning the LOOKUP function, and the video will introduce the common use of this function and the notes in the process of using it. Take this spreadsheet as an example. If we want to find out who is the purchaser based on the lump sum in cell J9, we can use the LOOKUP function. The general statement structure of the LOOKUP function is LOOKUP (Loo....

In the previous videos, we've learned about the usages of INDEX and MATCH formulas, respectively.The INDEX function can return a value in a cell regarding its column and row number in an array. Combining the INDEX MATCH formulas makes it flexible in value lookup. We can break the limitations of VLOOKUP and realize the reverse lookup. Here is a form recording the personal information of staff. How can we look up the 'Number' of a corresponding staff? We can run the INDEX MAT....

The MATCH function can return information about the location of the lookup content based on the lookup value. Take this spreadsheet as an example. We want to find the location of the column where the contact Andrew is located. Then we can use the MATCH function. The syntax structure of MATCH function is: MATCH(lookup_value,lookup_array,match_type)In this table, we need to find out which row Andrew is located in column A by his name in cell D3. Click the Formulas tab and the Insert Func....