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Basic Excel Formulas → The Only Guide You Need to Start New to Excel or just want to refresh your memory? These formulas are the building blocks of every spreadsheet. → SUM Add values easily: =SUM(A1:A5) Or manually: =(A1+A2+A3...) → PRODUCT Multiply numbers fast: =PRODUCT(B1:B3) Or =(B1*B2*B3) → SUBTRACT / DIVIDE / PERCENTAGE Quick math on cells: =(E3-E4) → Subtract =(F3/F4) → Divide =(G3/G4*100) → Percentage → MAX / MIN / AVERAGE Get insights instantly: =MAX(H3:M3) → Highest value...

Chuleta CSS3 2ª Parte

In this post we share a few HTML5, CSS3 and JS cheat-sheets that can be very useful for Web Designers.

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