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TRUE logic value
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In Excel TRUE is a value that returns 1, but it’s not the same as 1. Some of Excel’s function count logic values and others ‘see’ them as text. For example you can use AVERAGEA on TRUE and FALSE values but simple AVERAGE can’t count them. TRUE logic function Exercises1. Type different logic values (TRUE, FALSE) in cells from A1 to A5. At A6 use =AVERAGEA(A1:A5). 2. Work at database from exercise 1 and use AVERAGEA at B9 on empty cells and cells from A1 to A5, for example =AVERAGEA(A1:B6) ![]() Check all Beginner's Tips Learn how to use Excel functions and formulas in three steps of difficulty >> |
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