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How To Use “RANK” & “RANK.AVG” Function in MS Excel.

Use of “ RANK ( ) ” , “ RANK.EG ( ) " and “ RANK.AVG ( ) ” Function Rank formula in MS Excel is very commonly use.It is easy and useful. In this article, we will describe the functionality of the RANK formula for example. We have many Rank formulas in MS Excel and here you will fill in all details about Rank Function. We will learn here: How to use Rank(). How To Apply Rank() In Excel. What is RANK.EG() Function. Function “ RANK () ” and “ RANK.EG ( ) " Syntex: =RANK(number,ref,[order]) & =RANK.EG(number,ref,[order]) Explanation: Now you can see two different formulas of Rank. One Rank() and Rank.EG() formula. So the question is what is the difference between both of them. We can say both are the same function and the output is also same. The the difference is RANK.EG() is not supporting with the new version of Microsoft Excel 2010. Let suppose if we have some student data ...

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Use of "CONCATENATE" Formula Formula : " CONCATENATE ” In Microsoft Excel, CONCATENATE is a function, by which we can join two or more strings into a single cell. It can be used to combine text strings, numbers, or cell references, and can be useful for creating longer strings of text or for formatting data in a specific way. The syntax for the CONCATENATE function is as follows: =CONCATENATE (TEX1,TEX2, TEX3, TEX4 ................) Explanation: CONCATENATE is a very useful function in Microsoft Excel. We can join up to 30 texts together at a time. We can use CONCATENATE within the sheet, different sheets, and different workbooks. Let's suppose we have huge data with employees' names and we want to add Mr. Ms. Miss etc, before the names. It is not easy and time consuming to add Mr. or Miss. one by one. But there is a formula named CONCATENATE, could help to reduce time taking work do your work easily and very quickly. In order to understand ...

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