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Using Excel TIME Function
TIME Function: A Brief
The Excel TIME Function is used to create or return a valid Excel time value from individual hour, minute, and second values. This function is ...
Excel WEEKDAY Function
WEEKDAY Function: A Brief
The Excel WEEKDAY Function is used to return a number representing the day of the week for a specific date. This function is very helpful when ...
Using Excel TIMEVALUE FunctionTL;DRThe TIMEVALUE function converts a time written as text (like “1:30 PM“) into a decimal number between 0 and 1, where 0 = midnight and 0.5 = noon. The Syntax of t...
We all know that Python tuples are immutable—once created, you can't change their values directly. But what if you need to change their content?Most tutorials will tell you:
⛶t = (1, 2, 3)
mutable...
Example of using Excel DAYS360 function
TL;DR
The DAYS360 function calculates the number of days between two dates based on a 360-day year (12 months of 30 days each). The syntax of the DAYS36...
Example of Using Excel MINUTE Function
TL;DR
The MINUTE function extracts the minute component and returns a numerical value from a given input time value (ranging from 0 to 59). It ignores th...
Examples of using Excel MONTH Function
TL;DR
The MONTH function extracts the month as a number (1–12) from a given input date. For example, it returns 1 for January, 6 for June, and 12 for D...
Basic usage of Excel NETWORKDAYS Function
NETWORKDAYS Function: A Brief
The NETWORKDAYS function in Excel is used to calculate & return the number of working days between two dates (starti...
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