How many customers ordered once, twice, or three times?
Count orders per customer, then group those counts to build a customer frequency table.
Match customer lists, find missing values, and combine spreadsheets. See how to solve everyday Excel problems with worked examples in JOIN SHEET.
Count orders per customer, then group those counts to build a customer frequency table.
Compare two rates and keep differences from −5 to 5 percentage points, including both limits. Distinguish this from percentage change.
Keep every digit of long account or order IDs by importing the original text values and matching them as Text.
Import a CSV with line breaks inside quoted cells without splitting one record into several rows. Check the record count and saved cell contents.
Find the selling price needed for your target margin with two calculations. Use 0.2 for 20% and check margin against the selling price.
Sum budget and spending separately, then divide total spending by total budget. Adding or averaging individual percentages answers a different question.