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Memorizing Google Sheets formulas and functions can be really difficult.
Search through the top 50 Google Sheets functions and see:
• What the formula does
• The complete formula
• Examples of how to use them
Can you write a formula to sum only the odd numbers in this list?
Example list in column A: 2, 5, 8, 11, 14
=SUM(FILTER(A1:A5, MOD(A1:A5,2)=1))How can you highlight the top 3 sales values using Conditional Formatting?
Example list in column B: 4500, 7200, 6100, 8800, 5300
=B1>=LARGE($B$1:$B$5,3)How can you remove duplicate values while keeping original order?
Example list in column D: Apple, Orange, Apple, Banana, Orange
=UNIQUE(D1:D5)Ever been asked for a quick calculation or report in Google Sheets and weren't sure which formula to use?
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How can you count only cells containing numbers greater than 100?
Example list in column C: 50, 120, 200, 75, 150
=COUNTIF(C1:C5,">100")How can you extract the last name from a full name automatically?
Example list in column D: Jane Smith, John Doe, Alice Johnson
=RIGHT(D1,LEN(D1)-FIND(" ",D1))How can you calculate the average of only positive numbers?
Example list in column E: -5, 10, 15, -2, 20
=AVERAGEIF(E1:E5,">0")Troubleshooting Google Sheets errors can be tricky.
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