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On of the most common uses of Excel is to calculate values. For example, if you're keeping track of inventory of your office supplies, you add up the total amount of each item by adding the cells ...

Now, we will use this GCD value to calculate and display the ratio in our targeted cells. Use the following formula to calculate and display the ratio in Excel. =first value/GCD&" : "&second value/GCD ...

Learn to calculate Consumer Price Index (CPI) using Excel and create its graph, please read through this article. We have discussed the prcedure extensively.

Excel’s RANK.EQ () function returns the rank of a numerical value within a list of other numerical values and uses the following syntax: RANK.EQ (number, ref, [order]) ...

Enter a value in the field next to "Decimal Places" to indicate how many digits Excel should display after decimal points. For example, if you select "2," the value "100" becomes "100.00." ...

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Everyone likes a bonus, but sometimes calculating one can be a bit complicated--at first. Here's how to calculate the amount in Microsoft Excel that you or your staff will get paid.

In this case, the first column should have a row with the values 20 and 15. Entering another set of values, such as $15 an hour and 30, provides an opportunity to calculate the return and see if ...

In Excel, the formula used to calculate a bond's modified duration is built into the MDURATION function. This function returns the modified Macaulay duration for a security, assuming the par value ...

This will be one value for your two-stock portfolio, and we can call it C12. Use the CORREL function in Excel to calculate this value, applied to the two series of daily values for the two stocks.

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