How to Use the RANDBETWEEN Function in Google Sheets

Knowing how to generate random numbers in your spreadsheet can be extremely useful. Thankfully, this can be done with ease in Google Sheets. You can use two functions in Google Sheets to create a random number. These are the RAND and RANDBETWEEN functions. MUO – Feed
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6 Unique Ways to Use the SUMIF Function in Excel

The SUMIF function is pretty versatile, but it can be a little tricky to use if you're unfamiliar. If you've been using Excel to manage your work and personal finances (and, of course, creating some fun graphs and charts), or are just curious about how this useful tool works, then you've come to the right
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How to Use the EDATE Function in Google Sheets

Date and time functions make up a big portion of Google Sheets' arsenal of functions, and one of these functions is EDATE. This function lets you add or subtract months to a date or a date value. EDATE is a simple function, but has the potential to make sophisticated spreadsheets come to life when combined
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How to Use the TREND Function in Excel

Understanding what a trend is and projecting them are useful skills as trends give you an image of which direction a series is going and how hard it is going in that direction. MUO – Feed
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How to Use the TRIM Function in Excel

Extra spaces in a cell can be a nuisance. Luckily, a simple function can get rid of all the extra spaces in your Excel sheet. Read on to learn to use the TRIM function and trim your datasheet. What Is Excel’s TRIM Function? With the TRIM function in Excel, you can remove extra spaces in
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How to Use the Google Translate Function in Google Sheets

If you work for an international company, you might need to communicate in various languages. If you are not familiar with a language, this can be challenging. Fortunately, in Google Sheets, the Google Translate function lets users translate text within cells or ranges of cells without leaving the worksheet. It’s a built-in Google Formula, so
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