Excel 2007 Unit E
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This document discusses various formulas and functions in Microsoft Excel, including: 1) Using text functions to format data, SUMIF to sum a range based on conditions, and CONCATENATE to join strings. 2) Consolidating data using 3D references and formulas. 3) Checking for errors using IFERROR and identifying circular references. 4) Constructing logical formulas using IF, AND, and comparison operators and calculating payments with PMT.
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