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Learn the secrets of Excel structured tables to save time, eliminate errors, and create smarter, more dynamic spreadsheets.
Why “correlation is not causation” still trips us up—from gut health myths to alcohol consumption and vaccines.
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A Step-by-Step Guide to Using SUMIFS in Microsoft Excel
The SUMIFS function works in a similar way with text as with numbers, but there are two key differences. First, text in Excel ...
The enteric nervous system (ENS), the largest division of autonomic nervous system, is a tantalizing frontier in neuroscience. With the advent of single-cell transcriptomics, the ENS has been ...
W hen you're working with data in Excel, certain tasks can feel unnecessarily tedious. Maybe you need to split a column of full names into separate first and last name columns, or combine text from ...
DuckDB is an amazing tool with deep integration with Python and R, but sometimes you just need data in Excel. xlDuckDb allows DuckDB SQL to be run within Excel. Query results are returned as regular ...
Abstract: The cross-correlation of high-frequency ambient noise (>1 Hz) is usually interpreted as the empirical Green’s function between two stations and used for imaging the near surface. However, ...
Excel Copilot is a glimpse of what’s next — and a reminder of what AI still can’t do.
Abstract: The stratigraphic sequence correlation of well logs is a crucial step for reservoir investigation. The manual interpretation is a commonly used method, and the experience of geophysicists ...
Have you ever wished Excel could just understand what you mean without endless tinkering with formulas or wrestling with messy data? That wish is no longer a distant dream. Microsoft’s new Excel AI ...
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