Return the logical value TRUE if a cell contains the #N/A error
=ISBLANK(value)
Count how many values are in a list of arguments
COUNTA(value1, [value2], ...)
Return the absolute value of a number
=ABS(number)
Plots data in order and stacked by category. Joins data with lines and a filled area below.
Track changes or trends over time.
100% Stacked Area option is also available.
Plots data proportional to the sum of items.
Data points shown as a percentage of the whole.
Smaller values displayed in a secondary bar chart.
Plots data in vertical columns stacked by category to represent 100%.
Emphasizes the contribution of two or more data series to the whole.
2D and 3D options are available.
Join two or more text strings together.
CONCAT(text1, [text2], …)
Return the rank of a number in a data set
=RANK(number,ref,[order])
Count the number of characters in a string
LEN(text)
Return the logical value TRUE if the cell contains any text.
=ISTEXT(value)
Plots data in vertical columns and a line.
Make comparisons between discrete categories.
Enables charting of values from diverse data sets.
Return the year, month or day component of a date
=YEAR(serial_number), =MONTH(serial_number), =DAY(serial_number)
Plots fluctuations in stock prices or other data.
Uses 3 series of values, in order: high, low, close.
Data needs to be organized in the correct order.
Return a custom result when a formula generates an error
=ISERROR(value)
Return TRUE or FALSE statements based on testing multiple logical conditions
=AND(logical1, [logical2], ...)
Return a custom result when a formula generates a #N/A error
=IFNA(value, value_if_na)
Returns the median or middle number in a data set.
=MEDIAN(number1, [number2], ...)
Sum (add) values in a range that meet a single criteria.
SUMIF(range,criteria,[sum range])
Plots data points for independent and dependant variables and sizes them with a 3rd variable.
Often used for scientific, statistical, and engineering data.
Shows patterns in large sets of data like an XY or Scatter plot.
Count how many numbers are in a list of arguments
COUNT(value1, [value2], ...)
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