If you want to remove certain words from a formula in Excel, you need to select the cell where the function is already applied. Next, click on the function bar where it displays the entire formula ...

Click in the first cell of a blank column on your spreadsheet. Type an equal sign to signal Excel that the cell will contain a formula. Type "TRIM(" – without quotation marks – and click on ...

Open a new Microsoft Excel 2010 spreadsheet. Click on cell "A1," or whatever cell you want your random number to wind up. Enter the following formula into the cell, without quotes: "=INT(RAND()*(x ...

Hit Ctrl+F3 to open Name Manager, click New and paste in your LAMBDA string into the Refers To field. Give your new function ...

Normally, Excel recalculates formulas automatically whenever you change a cell that’s part of the formula. But if you turned off automatic recalculation, you can still do it manually by pressing F9.

The formula is in the format "=CONCATENATE(A2," ",B2), where A2 refers to the left-most cell in the second row, B2 refers to the right-most cell in the second row, and the middle section indicates ...

When you select any cell in a spill range, Excel highlights the entire range with a blue border. You will always find the formula in the topmost cell of that range. This function uses the syntax ...

If you remove the > sign, Excel accepts the function and returns 0 because no value equals the highest commission from last year, $2,710.79. The problem is the comparison operator, >. Excel simply ...