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Anonymous users2024-02-07Material Tools: Excel2010
1. Open Excel2010** and enter the data. The following table takes the data as an example.
2. After entering, position the cursor in the cell where the data is displayed.
3. Then enter it in the cell"=vl "functions, and double-click the function section.
4. You can see the full vlookup feature is displayed in the cell.
5. Select the cells in the first column that need to match the data, and then enter the English comma","
6. Go back to the second table and select all the data.
7. Then enter "4," in the formula
8. After pressing the enter key, the matching data will be displayed.
9. If you want to match all the data in a column, just follow the image below.
10. The final effect of the completed operation is shown in the figure below.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Use the insert-function if(input condition)--in the ** of the number
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Anonymous users2024-02-05This can be solved by using the universal multi-condition function sumproduct to set the publicity. For example:
Then in cell A1 of another worksheet, I asked to count how many pairs of shoes Wang Wu sold in September. The formula is:=SumProduct((Multi-Condition Statistics!)
c2:c51="Wang V"* (Multi-Condition Statistics!) b2:
b51="Shoes"*(month!) a2:a51)=9)*(Multi-condition statistics!)
d2:d51))
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Anonymous users2024-02-04I don't know what you're talking about or what you want to get.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03In Excel, mark the ** that meets the two conditions, and according to the screenshot information, you can use itConditional formattingFunction.
Assuming that H2 and I2 are the two conditions, and the corresponding H5:I5 and below are the cell ranges that need to be judged and marked, then the operation steps are as follows:
Select the range of cells to be conditionally formatted, and click "Start" tab - "Conditional formatting" - New rule.
In the pop-up Formatting Rules dialog box, select "Use formulas to determine the cells you want to format".
Enter the formula: =and($h 5>=$h$2,$i 5>=$i$2).
Click the Format button, select the fill color, and click the OK button.
Conditional formatting.
The formula of conditional formatting uses and is to combine all the conditional formulas, and only when all conditions are met, it is true.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Not sure what your two conditions are? Don't know what your data is based on and the cells you label are?
For example, set the a1:a10 cell as conditional formatting: >>>More
Select the text or paragraph to be copied Click on the format brush icon, and then drag the mouse to brush other words or paragraphs when the mouse becomes brush-like, so that the later text or paragraph format is the same as the previous format. If you need to copy the same format multiple times, you can select the text or paragraph to be copied, double-click the format brush, and then drag the mouse to brush other words or paragraphs, and you can drag again. When you're done, click the format painter again or press the esc key (the mouse will revert to its original state). >>>More
1. To sum the cells in the region that meet multiple conditions, you can use the sumifs function. >>>More
Use. if function.
Insert the original formula to directly exclude the case where the calculation result is 0. >>>More
After sorting, copy to Word and then convert.