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Re: Excel Operators
« Reply #15 on: August 04, 2009, 11:10:51 pm »
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i have decided to skip it have worked out other formulas.. i dont actually think in sac it was required to put a formula in that section.. ahwell. ill look into vlookup functions. but sounds not cool lol.. thanks :) how is the progress on ur sac doing?

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Re: Excel Operators
« Reply #16 on: August 04, 2009, 11:53:52 pm »
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i have decided to skip it have worked out other formulas.. i dont actually think in sac it was required to put a formula in that section.. ahwell. ill look into vlookup functions. but sounds not cool lol.. thanks :) how is the progress on ur sac doing?
Vlookup is a lot easier once you get used to it

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Re: Excel Operators
« Reply #17 on: August 04, 2009, 11:57:33 pm »
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woop worked it out im pretty sure lol :) thanks.. amazing what happens when u put ur mind to things lol.. haha how many periods u got on it.. we get 8-10 :).. 4 down 4-6 to go. should have this done in time. just debating whether to do user documentation on microsoft word or frontpage.

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Re: Excel Operators
« Reply #18 on: August 04, 2009, 11:59:27 pm »
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e.g. if between 1-2 place 15% in the next column
      if between 3-5 place 20% in the next column
or   if between 5-10 place 50% in the next column

Code: [Select]
=IF($C6<=0,"Out of range",IF($C6<=2,15%,IF($C6<=5,20%,IF($C6<=10,50%,"Out of range"))))
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Re: Excel Operators
« Reply #19 on: August 05, 2009, 12:00:40 am »
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woop worked it out im pretty sure lol :) thanks.. amazing what happens when u put ur mind to things lol.. haha how many periods u got on it.. we get 8-10 :).. 4 down 4-6 to go. should have this done in time. just debating whether to do user documentation on microsoft word or frontpage.

how do u think your travelling? acing it.. and thank you again for your help :).
Can't remember how many periods exactly, im doing alright so far, user documentation will be the killer.

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Re: Excel Operators
« Reply #20 on: August 05, 2009, 12:10:32 am »
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e.g. if between 1-2 place 15% in the next column
      if between 3-5 place 20% in the next column
or   if between 5-10 place 50% in the next column

Code: [Select]
=IF($C6<=0,"Out of range",IF($C6<=2,15%,IF($C6<=5,20%,IF($C6<=10,50%,"Out of range"))))

thankyou alot, i think ill stick to the vlookup formula, now comfortable with it. thankyou though :) prob come handy when comes to exam revision.

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Re: Excel Operators
« Reply #21 on: October 18, 2009, 07:45:14 pm »
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umm could anyone please shed some light on the mysterious HLOOKUP?
(E.g. provide an example for when it could be used)

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Re: Excel Operators
« Reply #22 on: October 18, 2009, 09:04:14 pm »
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umm could anyone please shed some light on the mysterious HLOOKUP?
(E.g. provide an example for when it could be used)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4av_WHpVLtk
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Re: Excel Operators
« Reply #23 on: October 19, 2009, 09:56:23 pm »
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umm could anyone please shed some light on the mysterious HLOOKUP?
(E.g. provide an example for when it could be used)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4av_WHpVLtk

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Re: Excel Operators
« Reply #24 on: October 20, 2009, 02:51:02 am »
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e.g. if between 1-2 place 15% in the next column
      if between 3-5 place 20% in the next column
or   if between 5-10 place 50% in the next column

Code: [Select]
=IF($C6<=0,"Out of range",IF($C6<=2,15%,IF($C6<=5,20%,IF($C6<=10,50%,"Out of range"))))

thankyou alot, i think ill stick to the vlookup formula, now comfortable with it. thankyou though :) prob come handy when comes to exam revision.

There's a chance you may lose marks in the exam if you use a nested IF() formula in the exam. VLOOKUP is much safer.

Excel formulas have always been a thorny area for IT:A students, so it's something I strongly suggest you brush over. Maybe I'll write up some question sheets if I find time to revise. When is the IT:A exam this year?
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Re: Excel Operators
« Reply #25 on: October 20, 2009, 07:20:44 am »
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e.g. if between 1-2 place 15% in the next column
      if between 3-5 place 20% in the next column
or   if between 5-10 place 50% in the next column

Code: [Select]
=IF($C6<=0,"Out of range",IF($C6<=2,15%,IF($C6<=5,20%,IF($C6<=10,50%,"Out of range"))))

thankyou alot, i think ill stick to the vlookup formula, now comfortable with it. thankyou though :) prob come handy when comes to exam revision.

There's a chance you may lose marks in the exam if you use a nested IF() formula in the exam. VLOOKUP is much safer.

Excel formulas have always been a thorny area for IT:A students, so it's something I strongly suggest you brush over. Maybe I'll write up some question sheets if I find time to revise. When is the IT:A exam this year?
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