[Free Excel Tutorial] HOW TO USE DATABASE FUNCTIONS IN EXCEL TABLE - Full HD
Database Functions include DSUM, DAVERAGE, DCOUNT. They are easy to use. You can use them with your Excel Tables and Lists. You use Database Functions to return the results (Sum, Average, Count, etc.) that you get from a Filter – or in this case, The Criteria.
It takes only a few minutes to set up your “Excel Dashboard” for the Criteria Range and your Results (e.g., the sum of the values in the field that match your criteria.) Change a value in your criteria and your results update automatically.
The database functions perform basic operations, such as sum, average, count, etc, but they also have criteria arguments, that allow you to only perform the calculation for a specified subset of the records in your database. Other records in the database are ignored.
The built-in Excel Database Functions are all listed in the table below. Selecting one of the function names will direct you to a full description of the function with examples of use.
For example, you could use the DSUM function in an Employee data list to compute the sum of all the salaries for employees who were hired after January 1, 2000, or you could use the DCOUNT function to compute the number of records in the data list for the Human Resources department.
The database functions, regardless of the difference in names (and they all begin with the letter D) and the computations that they perform, all take the same three arguments as illustrated by the DAVERAGE function:
Free Excel Tutorial, HOW TO USE DATABASE FUNCTIONS IN EXCEL TABLE, Full HD
Free Tutorial, HOW TO USE DATABASE FUNCTIONS IN EXCEL TABLE, Full, HD
Excel Tutorial, HOW TO USE DATABASE FUNCTIONS IN EXCEL TABLE
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