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Excel Function Dictionary 2

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  • Date added: December 13, 2006
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From Excel Function Dictionary :

The Excel Function Dictionary is a file of over 150 very helpful examples of Excel function usage. The Excel Function Dictionary is created by Peter Noneley. The file is free and has been going since 1998.

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