The VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP functions require three arguments; including a fourth argument is optional.
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Review the section "VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP."
The formula =VLOOKUP(2,A2:B6,2,TRUE) will return the value 7% from this table.
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Review the section "VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP."
To create an Auto Outline, you must have already inserted formulas that sum or subtotal information from groups of rows or columns.
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Review the section "The Outline Feature."
To manually create groups of rows, you must have either a row with a subtotal formula or at least a blank row separating each group.
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Review the section "The Outline Feature."
To use the Subtotal command, your list must be sorted by the row you will use to group the subtotals.
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Review the section "Subtotals."
Creating a subtotal takes three steps: choosing which column to create groups by, choosing the function to use, and choosing which columns to create subtotals for.
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Review the section "The Subtotal Dialog Box."
The Quick Analysis tool offers quick and easy access to several popular analysis options not available from the Ribbon.
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Review the section "The Quick Analysis Tool."
Use the image. If the value in cell A3 is $27,000, what is the result of the formula =VLOOKUP(A3,$D$3:$E$7,2)?
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Review the section "VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP."
In the formula =VLOOKUP(A2,A3:H56,5,TRUE), the number 5 represents the:
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Review the section "VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP."
Which button shows less detail in an outline by hiding the detail in that group of rows or columns?
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Review the section "The Outline Feature."
Where would you add subtotals to this data?
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Review the section "The Subtotal Dialog Box."
The Quick Analysis tool offers five categories of analysis options, such as conditional formatting and charts, but does NOT include:
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Review the section "The Quick Analysis Tool."