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It covers key syntax for formulas such as IF, SUM, VLOOKUP, and AVERAGE, while offering solutions for common error codes like #REF!, #N/A, and #DIV/0!. Additionally, the guide explains the use of absolute and relative cell references with the dollar sign ($) and provides practical examples for tasks such as calculating compound interest, mortgage payments, and percentages in Excel. 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Errors, What to do |\n| --- |\n| \\#NAME? Correct spellings of formulas &\u003Cbr>names. Add : to ranges |\n| \\#N/A Make sure the data you are looking for is there. Add\u003Cbr>ISERROR() if needed. |\n| \\#NUM! Is the number too big, like\u003Cbr>37^5759435 big? |\n| \\#REF! Did you just remove a name or cell used by the formula? |\n| \\#VALUE! Pass the correct parameters to formulas |\n| \\#DIV/0! Is the denominator zero? |\n| \\#\\#\\#\\#\\#\\#\\# Adjust column width |\n\n\n| The $s in Formulas |\n| --- |\n| \u003Cbr>Reference\u003Cbr>When dragged\u003Cbr>Down Sideways |\n| A1 A2 B1\u003Cbr>A$1 A$1 B$1 $A1 $A2 $A1\u003Cbr>$A$1 $A$1 $A$1 |\n\n\n| Excel Formula For … |\n| --- |\n| Percentage\u003Cbr>=23/49 (and format the cell as %) |\n| Subtraction\u003Cbr>=49-23 |\n| Division\u003Cbr>=230/23 |\n| Multiplication\u003Cbr>=23*10 |\n| Average\u003Cbr>=AVERAGE(23,49) |\n| Today's Date\u003Cbr>=TODAY() |\n| Time Now\u003Cbr>=NOW() |\n| Compound Interest\u003Cbr>=100*(1+10%)^5 |\n| Mortgage Payment\u003Cbr>=PMT(4.5%/12,240,-100000) |\n| IF then ELSE\u003Cbr>=IF(23>49,\"23 is big, but how?\",\"49 is big\") |\n\n[Chandoo.org](Chandoo.org)","cbCaiaTHH6DdGOfd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaTHH6DdGOfd","pdf",238715,"English","# Top Excel Formulas\n## Common Error Codes\n## Cell Referencing\n## Common Calculations","[{\"question\":\"How can I resolve the #REF! error in my Excel formula?\",\"answer\":\"The #REF! error occurs when a formula refers to a cell or name that has been removed; check your formula to ensure all referenced cells still exist.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the $ sign in Excel formulas?\",\"answer\":\"The $ sign creates absolute references, which lock a cell's row or column so that the reference remains unchanged when the formula is dragged or copied to other cells.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you calculate a mortgage payment using Excel formulas?\",\"answer\":\"You can use the PMT function, such as =PMT(4.5%/12, 240, -100000), where the parameters define the interest rate per period, the total number of payments, and the loan principal.\"}]","Excel Formula Cheat-sheet | PDF",1791922251]