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Categorization of Students Grades using INDEX and XMATCH in Excel
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Categorization of Students Grades using INDEX and XMATCH in Excel

Using INDEX and XMATCH in Excel, learn how to assign Grades to students based on their marks where grades are categorized with ranges of min and max marks.
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Posted by By Mohammed Barakat October 14, 2023Posted inData Science, Power of Microsoft OfficeNo Comments
Text-to-Rows with Power Query
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Text-to-Rows with Power Query

A short video demonstrating splitting a column by row with Power Query in Excel.
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Posted by By Mohammed Barakat September 15, 2022Posted inPower of Microsoft OfficeNo Comments
Pivot Data with COUNTIFS and SUMIFS in Excel
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Pivot Data with COUNTIFS and SUMIFS in Excel

COUNTIFS and SUMIFS functions can be used to pivot a list of orders by customers with different Payment Types. See video.
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Posted by By Mohammed Barakat July 21, 2022Posted inPower of Microsoft OfficeNo Comments
Prioritization Matrix with Microsoft Excel: Objectivity in Projects Selection
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Prioritization Matrix with Microsoft Excel: Objectivity in Projects Selection

Prioritization Matrix is an efficient tool to select an option over many others. With Microsoft Excel, you can build a PM with a few simple steps.
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Posted by By Mohammed Barakat July 15, 2022Posted inPower of Microsoft Office, Project ManagementNo Comments
VLOOKUP Using Tables in Excel
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VLOOKUP Using Tables in Excel

Tables in Excel could be leveraged to overcome VLOOKUP common mistakes and provide more accurate and reliable results.
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Posted by By Mohammed Barakat February 26, 2022Posted inPower of Microsoft OfficeNo Comments
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Categorization of Students Grades using INDEX and XMATCH in Excel
Categorization of Students Grades using INDEX and XMATCH in Excel
October 14, 2023
Transforming the Tedious: Streamlining Reconciliation Process by Automating R Script
Transforming the Tedious: Streamlining Reconciliation Process by Automating R Script
September 14, 2023
Text-to-Rows with Power Query
Text-to-Rows with Power Query
September 15, 2022
Process Capability Calculator: Leveraging the Power of R Language and Shiny Apps in Six Sigma
Process Capability Calculator: Leveraging the Power of R Language and…
July 30, 2022
Build Interactive Graphs with Pivot Charts in Excel
Build Interactive Graphs with Pivot Charts in Excel
July 24, 2022
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