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Nathan Head

U.S.
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returns 02/15/2010
Expertise

Microsoft Excel questions related to advanced formulas, Pivot Tables, filters, forms, graphs, and just about anything else (EXCEPT Visual Basic Coding/Programming and Macros, I don't have any expertise there).

Experience in the area

I have been using spreadsheets since Lotus 1-2-3 was released. As a CPA, I use spreadsheets every day at work.

Education/Credentials

CPA, Texas

What do you like about this subject?

Learning something new and helping others learn something new!!

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  • Knowledgeability 9.94
  • Clarity of Response 9.94
  • Timeliness 10.0
  • Politeness 9.97
  • Number of Questions (in Past 24 Hours) 0
  • Max Questions to be Asked (in 24 Hour Period) 1
  • Total Questions (since joining AllExperts) 1122
  • Volunteer Since 2005-03-09
  • Prestige Points 11620

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Gareth10/30/0910101010Thanks for this. The formula was exactly .....
Charles10/28/099 101010great idea, nice and simple. It doesn't .....
Isabella10/25/0910101010Oh my god, wow Nathan your amazing! .....
solayman.inty10/01/0910101010 
Dominika09/24/0910109 10 

Recent Answers from Nathan Head

2009-10-29 SUMIF with multiple IF statements:

Gareth: What you need is the SUMPRODUCT function. The following formula is not exactly what you need, but I believe it will be close (adjust as needed for your actual data): Lets assume 11/01/2009

2009-10-28 Trend lines in Excel 2007:

Charles: Good question! 1) Select the line with the actual data points. 2) Right-click on the line and choose format data series. 3) Change marker options to none. 4) Change line color to no line

2009-10-22 rand? generate 1-4 with a twist...:

Isabella: I have uploaded a sample spreadsheet here: http://home.swbell.net/nate-sus/excel/randomizer.xls I must point out I'm not 100% certain I understood the question; however, I took a stab

2009-09-30 excel formula:

solayman.inty: I will presume the above values are in cells A1:B5. Place this formula in cell C1: =ABS(A1-B1) Copy the formula down from C1 through C5. ABS is the Excel function for absolute

2009-09-29 Help:

Steve: The formula you have chosen is one of the best choices to use. You've done the hard work already - now it is just a matter of copying the formula to all of the existing cells. I'm not 100%

 

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