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Experiments in Finance Because you shouldn't need an MBA to be savvy about business and finance

How to use the COUNTIF and SUMIF functions in Excel — a quick introductory tutorial | Experiments in Finance I wanted to continue building on my popular series on how to use IF statements and nested IF statements with “and, or, not” in Excel by discussing two additional and very useful functions called count...

How to use nested IF statements in Excel with AND, OR, NOT | Experiments in Finance Following up on last week’s introductory post on using the IF function, here’s one on how to use Excel’s IF statement when you have multiple conditions to meet. The original question I received from a...