maths function
maths function
In the table,
Step 3: Select the array which ranges from the starting cell
address to the ending cell address of the table, i.e., A2:A11.
In the table,
Step 3: Select the cell reference from the table, i.e., B2:B6.
Step 4: The complete formula entered
is =AVERAGE(B2:B6)
#4 – COUNT
The COUNT Excel function calculates the number of cells
containing numbers within the given range. The function also
counts the number of arguments that have numerical values.
In the table,
Step 3: Select the array which ranges from the starting cell
address to the ending cell address of the table, i.e., A2:A7.
#5 – COUNTIF
The COUNTIF Excel Function counts cells that match
specific criteria within the given range.
The following example, the image below, shows how the task
is assigned to the people. Here, we will try to calculate the
number of members in the tasks from the table using the
Mathematical COUNTIF function in Excel.
In the table,
#6 – MOD
The MOD excel Function calculates a remainder after
dividing a number (dividend) by another number (divisor).
In the table,
Step 1: Select the cell where we will enter the formula and
calculate the result. The selected cell, in this case, is cell C2.
Step 4: Enter the value of the ‘divisor’ as B2, i.e., the value
of the divisor.
#7 – ROUND
The ROUND excel Function rounds up the number to the
specified number of digits using the formula =ROUND. It is a
part of the Math and Trigonometry function. There are two
different functions attached to
it: ROUNDUP and ROUNDDOWN. But the ROUND function
performs both the tasks round up and round down.
In the table,
Step 3: Select the cell that contains the number, i.e., “A2.”