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by - delegate Alison [8 posts] (2008 Feb 29 Fri, 16:10) Reply

Where do I find the explanations for things like ISBLANK and other easy to use statements when writing functions?

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Worksheet functions lists in Excel

by - trainer Carlos gold contributer [439 posts] (2008 Feb 29 Fri, 16:54) Reply

Alison

In Excel go to the "Type A Question for help" box in the top right of the excel window and type in

Worksheet functions listed by category

and click the same sentence in the options that appear

In the Help window select the category and Function you want, and read the description and examples for its use.

Hope this helps

Carlos

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Edit and format multiple worksheets in one operation

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