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1 day ago · The formula to calculate Alpha is as follows. Alpha = Portfolio Returns – Expected Rate of Return. where, Expected Rate of Return = Risk Free Rate + Beta * (Market Returns – Risk Free Rate) Our dataset includes Portfolio Indicators like Returns of the Portfolio, Risk-Free Rate, Beta, and Market Return.
3 days ago · Let’s see an example of that. Example: Calculating MIN/MAX of Specific Ranges using INDEX. We’ll use the same data set as in the previous section and use the function: =MAX (INDEX (B4:B9,0),INDEX (E4:E9,0)) This will output the maximum value of the two ranges specified in the INDEX functions within the MAX function.
4 days ago · Press the Fill Handle with the RIGHT mouse button, and drag to select the cells to autofill. When the mouse button is released a menu appears. Click Series at the bottom of the menu and the Series window appears. In the Series Dialog Box, click Growth in the Type section, type 3 in the Step value box, and click OK.
4 days ago · To calculate the Quality Score for keyword 1: In cell G5, enter: =SUM(F5+1) Press Enter. Drag the formula down from G5 to G12 to get quality scores for all keywords. Lastly, you will get the quality scores for each keyword’s ad relevance, landing page experience, and predicted click-through rate. Download Practice Workbook.
2 days ago · Effective Federal Tax Rate = Total Tax Expenses / Total Taxable Income The total tax expense is $15,738.75 (Cell G8 ), and the total taxable income is $80,000 (Cell F8 ). Download the Practice Workbook
1 day ago · These 11 chapters are your ideal starting point to mastering Excel functions! 1 Count and Sum: The most used functions in Excel are the functions that count and sum. You can count and sum based on one criteria or multiple criteria. 2 Logical: Learn how to use Excel's logical functions, such as IF, AND, OR and NOT.
2 days ago · Today, Xiaohua shares three Excel formulas commonly used in tax work, hoping to help all prospective tax accountants to get off to a successful start! 1. Excess cumulative tax rate formula. Individual income tax is a typical example of using excess cumulative tax rates, with tax rates ranging from 3% to 45%, as follows:
