My calculator shows a1 how to fix back to normal

In cell B1 put the formula =AVERAGE(A$1:A1)
Copy the formula then paste it into cells B2 through B5000

You can use any other column, of course.

If the value in A1 is 100, and the value of A2 is 120, then the formula =(A2/A1)-1 will return 0.2. If the cell containing the formula is then formatted to display as percentage it will show as 20%.

To switch out of scientific notation and get back to fixed decimal notation, press the f key followed by the number of digits you want to the right of the decimal point. For example, to get the 12C to show dollars and cents, press f 2.

The inverse tan, or arctan in excel is
=ATAN(A1)

Change A1 to number or cell you want the inverse tan of

Lets say you want Cell A1 is the number that you want to determin which column you want it to go in...try this formual you might need to tweek it or message back and tell me what you need ----First Column----- =IF(AND(500,000>=$A1,$A1>=0),A1," ")
----Second Column----- =IF(AND(2,000,000>=$A1,$A1>=500,001),A1," ")
-----Third Column---- =IF(AND(5,000,000>=$A1,$A1>=2,000,001),A1," ")
so this way it will only appear in the column that it fits in and you can replace A1 with the formula

Input the following and try:

1. Press 2ndF and . the point button. This changes the screen to FIX DEG
2. Press 2ndF +/- 2 Answer shown is to 2 dec. pl.
3. If you want it to 5 decimal places, Press 2ndF +/- 5 answer shown is to 5 d.p. and so on
   

For normal, just take calculator out of FIX so just DEG shows.

Couldn't find you a YouTube video, so text will have to do.


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Assuming you put the start date in cell A1, put this formula:

=DATE(YEAR(A1),MONTH(A1)+15,DAY(A1))

in the cell where the result wanted to be appeared.

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for example if your numbers are in cells A1, B1 and C1
=MIN(A1:C1)+MEDIAN(A1:C1)

only works for 3 numbers as you requested.

for example, cell A1 has date (01-01-2008) and cell A2 has current date (08-24-2008) and cell A3 shows total days, is that you want to know? if yes, apply formula as under...

cell A3......(properties set as General to show digits)................ =SUM(A2-A1)

Okay, here's a possible solution--based on my interpretation of your problem.

Suppose you have some value in cell B1, and the month (either Jan, Feb, or Mar) is stored in cell A1. The formula in C1, which performs calculations based on which month appears in A1, is as follows:

=IF(A1="Jan",B1*0.25,IF(A1="Feb",B1*0.3,IF(A1="Mar",B1*0.4)))

In this example, the value in B1 is multiplied by .25 if the month is Jan, by .3 if it's Feb, and .4 if it's Mar.