For small businesses who do not want to pay an outside service for payroll the first port of call is usually Microsoft Excel. Standard office type employees are pretty simple to keep track of, but what if your employees have overtime and other work structures? How do you calculate the correct pay?
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Tagged Excel Formulas, Excel Functions, excel help, Excel TipsVLOOKUP is a great tool, but if you have used it for your daily reporting purposes you may have notice some shortcomings…
VLOOKUP 0 searches on a left index column. Why left? Database tables have the key column on the left so I assume they consider this in the design. (INDEX and MATCH allow you to [...]
Tagged Excel Formulas, Excel Tips, VLOOKUPHere you will be presented with popular and handy ways to avoid a sure crash of your lookup formula. You will learn how to keep your index column ready to be pulled by any lookup formula: VLOOKUP, INDEX and MATCH, SUMPRODUCT…
1) Delete duplicates. Remember that a lookup formula returns the first instance of your lookup_value. [...]
One of the errors I have committed again and again when writing lookup formulas, is forgetting to set the reference of the arrays to absolute.
For example: I write the formula VLOOKUP(A2,A2:D11,1,0) instead of this one VLOOKUP(A2″,$A$2:$D$11,1,0)
Here’s a brief and recurrent story…
I finished the formula, I tested and it worked. Then, after I copied and pasted [...]
Excel reporting with lookup formulas is really an art, these tactics I have used will help you to focus your knowledge search and to speed your report building.
I adopted some principles from my boss, then I added my own tactics.
Here you have them…
Place your lookup table in a separate sheet. This way you keep your [...]
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