✅ Excel Text Functions Cheatsheet 🧠📝

1️⃣ UPPER → =UPPER(A1)
🔹 Converts text to uppercase

2️⃣ LOWER → =LOWER(A1)
🔹 Converts text to lowercase

3️⃣ PROPER → =PROPER(A1)
🔹 Capitalizes the first letter of each word

4️⃣ CONCAT / TEXTJOIN → =CONCAT(A1, B1) or =TEXTJOIN(" ", TRUE, A1:A3)
🔹 Joins text values

5️⃣ LEFT / RIGHT → =LEFT(A1, 5) / =RIGHT(A1, 3)
🔹 Extracts specific number of characters from the start or end

6️⃣ MID → =MID(A1, 3, 4)
🔹 Extracts text starting at a position

7️⃣ LEN → =LEN(A1)
🔹 Counts characters in a cell

8️⃣ FIND / SEARCH → =FIND("a", A1) / =SEARCH("a", A1)
🔹 Finds the position of a character

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Basic Formulas
1. Add: =A1+B1
2. Subtract: =A1-B1
3. Multiply: =A1*B1
4. Divide: =A1/B1
5. Average: =AVERAGE(A1:A10)
6. Sum: =SUM(A1:A10)

Logical Functions
1. IF: =IF(A1>10, "Yes", "No")
2. AND: =AND(A1>5, B1<10)
3. OR: =OR(A1=1, B1=2)
4. EXACT (case-sensitive match): =EXACT(A1, B1)

Lookup Functions
1. VLOOKUP: =VLOOKUP(A1, Table, 2, FALSE)
2. HLOOKUP: =HLOOKUP(A1, Table, 2, FALSE)
3. XLOOKUP: =XLOOKUP(A1, Range1, Range2)

Counting & Data Types
1. Count numbers: =COUNT(A1:A10)
2. Count non-empty: =COUNTA(A1:A10)
3. Count blanks: =COUNTBLANK(A1:A10)
4. Is number: =ISNUMBER(A1)
5. Is text: =ISTEXT(A1)

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✅ Excel Roadmap for Beginners (2025) 📊🧠

1. Understand What Excel Is
⦁ Powerful spreadsheet tool for data entry, calculations, and analysis
⦁ Types: Desktop app, Excel Online, integration with Microsoft 365 Copilot

2. Learn the Interface Basics
⦁ Ribbons, tabs, cells, rows/columns
⦁ Navigation: Zoom, freeze panes, basic formatting (bold, colors)

3. Master Data Entry & Formatting
⦁ Enter text/numbers, dates, currency
⦁ Align text, borders, conditional formatting

4. Learn Core Formulas & Functions
⦁ Basic: SUM, AVERAGE, MIN/MAX, COUNT
⦁ Logic: IF, AND/OR
⦁ Lookup: VLOOKUP, INDEX-MATCH

5. Work with Tables & Sorting
⦁ Create tables, sort/filter data
⦁ Remove duplicates, text to columns

6. Practice with Charts & Visuals
⦁ Bar/line/pie charts, sparklines
⦁ Format axes, add labels

7. Use Pivot Tables & Slicers
⦁ Summarize data dynamically
⦁ Group by dates/categories, calculate totals

8. Work on Projects
⦁ Budget tracker spreadsheet
⦁ Sales dashboard
⦁ Simple inventory list

9. Learn Basics of Data Analysis
⦁ What-If analysis, goal seek
⦁ Basic stats: Mean, median via functions

10. Bonus Skills
⦁ Power Query for cleaning data
⦁ Macros/VBA intro (optional)
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✅ Excel Logical Functions 🧠📊

Logical functions make Excel smart by automating decisions based on conditions—perfect for data analysis and reports.

🔹 1. IF Statement
Checks a condition and returns different values based on TRUE/FALSE.
Syntax: =IF(condition, value_if_true, value_if_false)
✅ Example: =IF(A1>50, "Pass", "Fail")
Returns "Pass" if A1 > 50, else "Fail".

🔹 2. AND Function
TRUE only if all conditions are met.
Syntax: =AND(condition1, condition2,...)
✅ Example: =IF(AND(A1>=50, B1>=50), "Eligible", "Not Eligible")
Both A1 and B1 need to be 50+ for "Eligible".

🔹 3. OR Function
TRUE if any condition is met.
Syntax: =OR(condition1, condition2,...)
✅ Example: =IF(OR(A1="Yes", B1="Yes"), "Approved", "Denied")
"Approved" if either A1 or B1 is "Yes".

🔹 4. NOT Function
Flips TRUE to FALSE and vice versa.
Syntax: =NOT(condition)
✅ Example: =IF(NOT(A1=""), "Filled", "Empty")
"Filled" if A1 isn't blank.

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=IF(AND(NOT(A1=""), B1>0), "Valid", "Invalid")

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✅ Text Functions in Excel ✂️📄

Text functions help clean, extract, and format text data. Useful for cleaning names, splitting columns, or preparing reports.

1️⃣ LEFT, RIGHT, MID
⦁ LEFT(text, num_chars): Get characters from start
⦁ RIGHT(text, num_chars): Get characters from end
⦁ MID(text, start_num, num_chars): Extract middle part
Example:
=LEFT("Excel", 2) → Ex
=RIGHT("Excel", 2) → el
=MID("Excel", 2, 2) → xc

2️⃣ LEN
Returns number of characters in a string.
=LEN("Excel") → 5

3️⃣ FIND & SEARCH
Finds position of text.
⦁ FIND is case-sensitive
⦁ SEARCH is not
=FIND("x", "Excel") → 2
=SEARCH("X", "Excel") → 2

4️⃣ TRIM
Removes extra spaces.
=TRIM(" Excel ") → Excel

5️⃣ CONCAT & TEXTJOIN
⦁ CONCAT: Joins values
⦁ TEXTJOIN: Joins with a delimiter
=CONCAT(A1, B1) → No space
=TEXTJOIN(" ", TRUE, A1, B1) → Adds space

6️⃣ UPPER, LOWER, PROPER
⦁ =UPPER("excel") → EXCEL
⦁ =LOWER("EXCEL") → excel
⦁ =PROPER("hello world") → Hello World

7️⃣ SUBSTITUTE & REPLACE
⦁ SUBSTITUTE: Replace specific text
=SUBSTITUTE("2023-11-25", "-", "/") → 2023/11/25
⦁ REPLACE: Replace based on position
=REPLACE("Excel", 2, 2, "++") → E++el

8️⃣ VALUE & TEXT
⦁ VALUE("100") → Converts text to number
⦁ TEXT(1234.5, "#,##0.00") → 1,234.50

💡 These are essential for data cleaning, reporting, and automation in Excel.

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✅ Essential Date & Time Functions in Excel ⏰📅

Master these to manage schedules, deadlines, and timestamps with ease:

1️⃣ TODAY()
Returns the current date.
Use it to track deadlines dynamically.
Example: =TODAY()

2️⃣ NOW()
Returns current date and time.
Example: =NOW()

3️⃣ DATEDIF(start_date, end_date, unit)
Calculates the difference between two dates.
Example: =DATEDIF(A1, B1, "D") → Days between A1 and B1

4️⃣ DAY(), MONTH(), YEAR()
Extracts day, month, or year from a date.
Example: =DAY(A1), =MONTH(A1), =YEAR(A1)

5️⃣ TEXT(date, format)
Formats dates/times into readable text.
Example: =TEXT(A1, "dddd, mmm dd yyyy")

6️⃣ EDATE(start_date, months)
Adds months to a date.
Example: =EDATE(A1, 3) → 3 months later

7️⃣ WORKDAY(start_date, days)
Skips weekends (and holidays optionally).
Example: =WORKDAY(A1, 10)

8️⃣ NETWORKDAYS(start_date, end_date)
Counts working days between two dates.
Example: =NETWORKDAYS(A1, B1)

💡 Use these to automate timelines, manage reporting dates, and reduce manual errors.

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