Using Formulas to Calculate & Manage Data in Google Sheets 2020

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• 1.  Calculating the interest on a loan in Google Sheets 2020
  5m 40s
  Use Google Sheets formulas to calculate how much it will cost to pay back a loan. For example, use the PMT function to calculate the total payment per period. To get more details on the interest you will pay in a specific period, use the IPMT function. Lastly, you can also use the PPMT function to know how much you will reimburse in a specific period. FREE ACCESS
• 2.  Comparing loans in Google Sheets 2020
  5m 44s
  In the previous video, you saw that it is not difficult to calculate loan payment information. By using formulas to calculate these values, you can change constants without having to worry about updating cells that reference them. You can then use auto-fill to quickly apply the formulas to more than one cell. Google Sheets allows you to take things one step further and compare two loan types and choose the one that is right for you.  FREE ACCESS
• 3.  Finding duplicate values in your spreadsheet in Google Sheets 2020
  3m 23s
  Combining the SUMPRODUCT and COUNTIF functions in Google Sheets can help you to find identical values in your spreadsheet. This can be very useful if you need to tidy up your data tables and remove duplicates. FREE ACCESS
• 4.  Finding duplicates in your document in Google Sheets 2020
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  The COUNTA function will return the number of non-empty cells in a data range. If you combine this calculation with the SUMPRODUCT and COUNTIF functions in Google Sheets, you can obtain the number of different values in a range. This data can then be used to work out the number of duplicates that your data table contains. FREE ACCESS
• 5.  Managing duplicate entries in Google Sheets 2020
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  If you have a lot of data in your spreadsheet and you are worried about duplicate entries, you can use Google Sheets formulas to locate them for you. This tutorial will show you how to use the UNIQUE function and the Remove duplicates tool to clean your data. FREE ACCESS
• 6.  Avoiding duplicate values in Google Sheets 2020
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  If you want to be sure that users only enter unique values in your data table, you can tell Google Sheets to block duplicates and display an error message. To do this, you will need to know how to use the data validation tools. FREE ACCESS
• 7.  Finding data in a database in Google Sheets 2020
  5m 48s
  If you have a complex table containing a large number of different data types, you can use the Google Sheets database formulas to extract the information you need. You will find functions such as DGET, DBMIN, and DMAX very helpful when it comes to analyzing your data. FREE ACCESS
• 8.  Performing calculations using your database in Google Sheets 2020
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  Tables created in Google Sheets can be used as simplified databases. In this video, learn how to use functions such as DSUM, DAVERAGE, DSTDEV, and DSTDEVP to analyze the data found in your spreadsheet. FREE ACCESS
• 9.  Finding a value in a double-entry table in Google Sheets 2020
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  You can use the LOOKUP function to find a value in a double-entry table that you have created in Google Sheets. You can, for example, use it to find a customer's address based on their last name. You can also use the INDEX formula to return a particular value in a table if you know its row and column coordinates and use the MATCH function to find a position of an item. FREE ACCESS
• 10.  Performing a search across two tables in Google Sheets 2020
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  In Google Sheets, you can use a calculation combining the IF and VLOOKUP functions to search for a value in two separate data tables. This is very useful if you want to consult multiple data sources and use them to automatically complete a summary table.  FREE ACCESS