#foreign-exchange

I am reading so much about Japan and from that I am feeling like every second person on this planet is going for a holiday to Japan. Trust me if you see the Insta stories, it is overwhelming. If so many

Centralized exchanges are the on/off-ramps for cashing out. Bringing the DEX to into the physical world changes things.

Centralized exchanges are the on/off-ramps for cashing out. Bringing the DEX to into the physical world changes things. Cover image made using MS Paint. Gradient line and circular LEO logo come from LeoDex.

There are numerous ways of rewriting convoluted nested IF()s, only 8 of which are covered here to accommodate versions of Excel going back to 2000. Some rewrites use just 1 function. VLOOKUP() is the

Excel syntax for 1 use of REPT(): =REPT(text, number_times) UK Pound Sterling is back, this time in cell B11 to illustrate how REPT() can be used to rewrite nested IF()s. Unlike the other functions and

INR, the Indian Rupee, will be used in D10 to show Boolean Logic in action. As mentioned in Rewrite #5 (SUMPRODUCT()), Boolean values are values which result in either a TRUE or FALSE value. As noted Rewrite

Excel syntax for SUMIF(): =SUMIF(range, criteria[, sum_range]) The East Caribbean Dollar, XCD, will be used in D9 to illustrate how SUMIF() can be used to rewrite nested IF()s. SUMIF() is very similar

Excel syntax for SUMPRODUCT(): =SUMPRODUCT(array1[, array2][, array3][, …]) The Australian Dollar (AUD) will be used in D8 to illustrate how SUMPRODUCT() can be used to rewrite nested IF()s. At first,

Excel syntax for VLOOKUP(): =VLOOKUP(lookup_value, table_array, col_index_num, [range_lookup]) Excel syntax for CHOOSE(): =CHOOSE(index_num, value1[, value2][, value3][, …]) Syntax for VLOOKUP-CHOOSE

Excel syntax for INDEX(): =INDEX(array, row_num[, column_num]) Excel syntax for MATCH(): =MATCH(lookup_value, lookup_array, [match_type]) Syntax for INDEX-MATCH: =INDEX(array, MATCH(lookup_value, lookup_array,

Excel syntax for CHOOSE(): =CHOOSE(index_num, value1[, value2][, value3][, …]) Excel syntax for MATCH(): =MATCH(lookup_value, lookup_array, [match_type]) Syntax for CHOOSE-MATCH: =CHOOSE(MATCH(lookup_value,

Excel syntax for VLOOKUP(): =VLOOKUP(lookup_value, table_array, col_index_num, [range_lookup]) Just from the Excel syntax it's obvious that VLOOKUP() is easier to use than the 8-level-deep nested IF()

A Building Block of Spreadsheets One of the most commonly used functions in a spreadsheet app is IF(). It's also the most basic function used for testing conditions needed to make decisions. As a reminder,

Forget about the stock market for a while, the biggest market is the Forex market (foreign exchange market) because it is the market for all currency exchange and trade. Compared to security markets, the

The world’s economy is dependent on currency. In a world of 257 countries, there are only 180 currencies available not including cryptocurrencies and precious metals and stones from gold, diamond, and

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Dollar bounces from worst week in 2 month By Rachel Koning Beals and Anneken Tappe Published: Sept 11, 2017 9:50 a.m. ET The dollar advanced cautiously Monday against most rivals, climbing from its deepest

Longer-term, Bitcoin may be the future after the crash and burn.