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I control the company workers' income, and I have to enter their salaries per month and year. What formula should I put into D2, D3, and D4 to count their annual salary depending on their monthly income?
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I control the company workers' income, and I have to enter their salaries per month and year. What formula should I put into D2, D3, and D4 to count their annual salary depending on their monthly income?
Welcome to the forum, Max. Not sure if this is a trick question. Put the formula "=C2*12" (without the quotation marks) in cell D2, copy down.
I agree that this seems pretty obvious - monthly salary * 12.
On a side not, this is hardly a "counting" question, as your thread title suggests. Please give more thought to your title next time, we need something that describes your problem (eg this could have been "How to calc annual salary from monthly salary")
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Ford
Max looks as if he is trying to build his post count by posting very basic questions, and then not responding to answers. I have my eye on him ... Behaviour is somewhat suspicious.
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I'm not going to ignore the questions. To be honest, I've just started using Excel and finding out something new about it only about a month ago, and I don't have any tutor to help me get into this. That's why my questions may sound a little bit dumb or too obvious to be answered here. Thanks for all of you for your answers
All the more reason to put more thought into your thread titles. Always think, "What am I trying to achieve?" The answer will usually give you an appropriate title. You don't need to worry about HOW it might be done.
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@Max O'Brian
some ways you can learn how to use excel, without asking such basic questions:
1. use the forum "search" function, go and read posts of others and and even get their files.
2. use google search, for the basic questions you are currently posting there are thousands of pages that answer them in google.
3. do some free excel courses, heres one that might suit you: https://spreadsheeto.com/
Max, we all had to start somewhere, learning this immense program. We are here to help, so ask away - but keep in mind we require descriptive thread titles
The COUNT function counts the number of cells that have numbers in them, as well as the amount of numbers in the list of parameters. For example, to count the numbers in the range A1:A20, use the following formula: =COUNT (A1:A20)
I am extremely pleased with your kindness, thanks a lot for helping me to use this forum more correctly
Thank you for your advice!
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