How to Count Negative Numbers in Excel

If you have a spreadsheet with a lot of numbers, and you want to count the negative numbers, one way is to just count them sequentially. However, the Excel way is to write a formula that'll count it for you. Read on to learn the Excel way. The COUNTIF Function The COUNTIF function in Excel
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How to Use seq to Generate a Sequence of Numbers in Linux

On Linux, you can find several commands with unusual functionalities. One such command is seq, which outputs a sequence of numbers depending on the arguments specified. But what can you possibly do with a command-line utility that throws a bunch of digits at you? You’ll find out in this guide. What Is the seq Command? As
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Keyboard Shortcuts for Pages, Numbers, and Keynote on Mac

iWork, the office suite that ships with every Mac, has three easy-to-use apps—Pages (for documents), Numbers (for spreadsheets), and Keynote (for presentations.) They make a strong case for choosing iWork over Microsoft Office. If you use any or all of the iWork apps, we have a quick tip to help you transform your workflow: adopt
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Understanding Intel’s Laptop CPU Models: What the Numbers and Letters Mean

Modern computer processors (CPUs) are complex pieces of technology, and that shows no sign of changing. The complexity of a CPU brings a challenge to manufacturers, like Intel. Making great hardware is one thing. Making it easy to understand is another. Intel and other hardware manufacturers work hard to simplify CPU specs and performance. You’ll
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How to Find and Remove Duplicates in Numbers on Mac

When you’re working with data in Apple Numbers on your Mac, you may run into a situation where you have duplicates. This could be names, email addresses, products, colors, or something else. And if you have a lot of data in your spreadsheet, finding and removing those duplicates can be a challenge. We’re going to
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How to Use Conditional Formatting in Numbers on Mac

Conditional formatting in spreadsheets is a terrific feature that makes your data stand out. You simply place conditions around the values in a cell or group of cells. When those conditions are met, you can automatically have the cell highlighted, the text formatted, or both. This makes specific data pop. If you would like to
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