DOLLAR - returns currency format of a number
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Ex. =DOLLAR("10.625",2) returns 10.63
=DOLLAR("10.624",2) returns 10.62
=DOLLAR("10.625") returns 10.63
Note: second argument is 2 by default if not given
EXACT - matches two strings and returns true/false. it is case sensitive
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Ex. =EXACT("hello","hello") returns true
=EXACT("hello","Hello") returns false
FIND - returns the position (>=1) of a string in another string
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Ex. =FIND("is","it is the fish season") returns 4
=FIND("is","it is the fish season",5) returns 12
Note: 3 argument is the position from where it will start checking
trick to find second instance of a string
FIXED - Rounds a number to specified number of digits
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Ex. =DOLLAR("10.625",2) returns 10.63
=DOLLAR("10.624",2) returns 10.62
=DOLLAR("10.625") returns 10.63
Note: second argument is 2 by default if not given
EXACT - matches two strings and returns true/false. it is case sensitive
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Ex. =EXACT("hello","hello") returns true
=EXACT("hello","Hello") returns false
FIND - returns the position (>=1) of a string in another string
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Ex. =FIND("is","it is the fish season") returns 4
=FIND("is","it is the fish season",5) returns 12
Note: 3 argument is the position from where it will start checking
trick to find second instance of a string
FIXED - Rounds a number to specified number of digits
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VALUE | Formula | Result | Description |
1234 | =FIXED(A2, 1) | 1,234.0 | Rounds the number in A2 one digit to the right of the decimal point. |
1234 | =FIXED(A3, -1) | 1,230 | Rounds the number in A3 one digit to the left of the decimal point. |
1234 | =FIXED(A4, -1,TRUE) | 1230 | Rounds the number in A4 one digit to the left of the decimal point, without commas (the TRUE argument). |
1234 | =FIXED(A5) | 1,234.00 | Rounds the number in A5 two digits to the left of the decimal point. |
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