Use IF function to judge data

The IF function can judge the specified condition and give two results when the condition is established and when it is not.Here is a staff interview form. Now we need to count the people who passed the interview quickly. If the interview score is greater than or equal to 6, the interviewee is passed, but the interviewee is unqualified if the interview score is less than 6. Here, we can use the IF function to judge the result of the interview quickly. The IF function syntax is as follo....

Multiple merge methods to cells

When we use the WPS Spreadsheet, we often need to merge and combine multiple cells. Merge and Center in WPS spreadsheet offers multiple merging methods. We will explain in detail how to use this function. · Merge and CenterSelect the cell area to be merged, click Home and find the drop-down menu of Merge and Center, and select Merge and Center or press keyboard shortcut Ctrl+M. In this way, the selected cells can be merged into one cell and displayed in the center. · Merge CellsSelect ....

Use IFS function to check whether multiple conditions are met

When judging multiple conditions, lengthy IF function will make it difficult for others to understand the logic when editing, here, IFS function can be put to good use.The grammatical structure of IFS function is "= IFS (logical _ test1, value _ if _ true1, [logical _ test2, value _ if _ true2], ...)", making nesting layer by layer unnecessary, thus simplifying the formula. Taking this form as an example, we would like to grade students' scores according to the four conditions of ....

Use SUMIFS function with multiple criteria

In our work, we often need to filter through multiple criteria for statistics. At this time, we can use the SUMIFS function. The grammatical structure of the SUMIFS function is: “SUMIFS（Sum range, Range1, Criteria 1, Range2, Criteria2...）”Using the data in this table as an example, we want to calculate The total amount of imported fruits from South Korea greater than $50,000. There are two conditions. One is South Korea, and the other is the amount>$50,000.First, after clicking cell E5....

COUNTIFS function: count data of multiple criteria

We often need to count the number of data in our work, so how can we count them quickly? Here, we need to use a new function, COUNTIFS. The grammatical structure of COUNTIFS is COUNTIFS (range1, criteria1, [range2, criteria2]...) Take this table as an example. Now we want to count how many types of foods are produced in Thailand and also have a sales volume of more than 5,000? There are two criteria that we want to consider. One, the sales volume needs to be greater than 5,000, and the....

Quickly fill cells with multiple methods

As for beginners, they usually enter data manually when they first use Spreadsheet. It is time-consuming and also easy to cause mistakes. So today we are going to learn a few tips to help you quickly fill in the data in the worksheet.· Fill contents down into the tableTake this table as an example, select the area that needs to be filled, first click the Home tab, then click the Fill button-and then select Fill down. (Notes: The shortcut key is Ctrl+D.) · Fill contents right into the t....

How to use the Excel MID function

When using WPS Spreadsheets to process data, sometimes we need to catch part of the data from a series of numbers. We can use the MID formula to realize it, to catch up a certain length of characters from a series of numbers. In this example, there is a list of phone numbers. The MID function can extract the long series of numbers, keeping the last seven numbers when removing the first three characters. Select cell D2 and click the Insert Function to pop up the Search for a function d....

Multiple ways to use hyperlinks in WPS Presentation

When using WPS Presentation to make slides, we often need to add a hyperlink in the text to jump to a web page or jump to other parts of the slideshow. So how can we add a hyperlink in slides? · Add a hyperlink to jump to other slidesTake these slides as an example. 1. Select the text box where Introduction is located.2. Click the Insert tab, and then click the Hyperlink button.3. Click Place in this Document in the pop-up Edit Hyperlink dialog box.4. Then click Slide 4. Now a hyperlin....