We show you how to use Excel to count days between two dates using the DAYS, DATEDIF, NETWORKDAYS, and TODAY functions, and Subtraction.

We show you how to calculate percent change in Excel using a percentage change formula and some handy formatting tools.

Excel ROW function will return the row number of a reference. ROWS will return the number of rows in a column. Learn how to use the Row and Rows function in Excel.

Click row number "49" to highlight that row and press "Ctrl-V" to paste the copied rows into the worksheet. Click the next blank row number and press "Ctrl-V" again to create a sixth pay stub.

Spread the loveMicrosoft Excel is an essential tool for managing and analyzing data, and one of its many uses includes calculating the number of days between two dates. This comes in handy when ...

Learn how to calculate your hourly salary with Excel. Harness the power of Excel to keep track of your earnings so you can know exactly how much you’re making.

Microsoft Excel is not limited to using predefined formulas. You can also create or define your own formulas in Excel to calculate the desired result. This tutorial shows how to calculate Compound ...

How to Calculate a Model in Excel. Mathematical models are a way to attempt to predict the probable outcome of a complex situation. From climate, stock market and physics models, you can use ...

Excel is an incredibly powerful tool that can handle various mathematical operations, including the calculation of differences between two numbers. In this article, we will discuss different methods ...

We show you how to square root in Excel using three different methods: SQRT, POWER, and the exponent operator.

Percentages aren't always easy to calculate, but one of the best tools in Excel's toolbox is calculating percentages for you. Here's how to do it.