In Microsoft Excel, while working with a dataset, sometimes we need to use the same formula in multiple rows or columns. In this article, we will see how to keep a cell fixed in an excel formula. We will illustrate this method to you with 4 easy examples with explanations. Download Practice Workbook You can download the practice workbook from here. 4 Easy Ways to Keep a Cell Fixed in Excel Formula 1. Use of F4 Key in Excel Formula to Keep a Cell Fixed In this example, we will use the F4 key to keep a cell formula fixed. We have a dataset of fruits with their weight, unit price, and total price. Sellers will pay 5% tax over the total for all kinds of fruits. Let

Employers and employees are often conflicted over sick leave and annual leave arrangements. Employers may not know how to deal with payroll issues, especially when employees are absent from work due to mandatory quarantine. Should employers allow staff to take full pay, ⅘ pay, or no pay leave for such circumstance? It's not worthwhile if both sides end up in court due to wrong leave pay calculation. 1. What is sick leave allowance? The daily amount of sick leave allowance is equal to ⅘ of the average daily wage (ADW) earned by the employee during the 12 months preceding the day of sick leave or the first day of sick leave if the number of sick days is more than one consecutive day.  If the employment period of the employee is less than 12 months, the shorter period will be counted. 2.How exactly should sick leave allowance be calculated? When will it be paid? In calculating the

continuity at isolated point continuity at isolated point Solution 1 This is because the main difference between the definition of limit in a point and continuity in a point is the inclusion (in the last case) of the distance zero in the domain, i.e. $|x-c|<\delta$ for continuity and $0<|x-c|<\delta$ for limit. The definition of the limit of a function at a point (to exist a limit the point must be a limit point): $$\forall\varepsilon>0,\exists\delta>0,\forall x\in\mathcal D:0<|x-c|<\delta\implies|f(x)-L|<\varepsilon$$ where $\mathcal D$ is the domain of the function. Notice that $c$ doesn't need to belong to the domain of $f$ . Now the definition of continuity of a function

In Excel, it's very handy to repeat a formula pattern to calculate a large set of data. If you want to fill formulas in every cell it will become very tedious and time-consuming work. If you are looking for the easiest ways to repeat formula patterns in Excel then you are in the right place. Let's get into the main article. Download Excel Workbook 8 Ways to Repeat Formula Pattern in Excel In the following dataset, I have 8 columns and 9 rows. Here I have some empty cells where I will repeat formula patterns in various ways to fill up the cells easily. I will explain different ways by taking these empty cells as an example. Method-1 : Using Autofill Here, in the Date column, I have two dates with a gap of one week in the first two rows and the date format is mm-dd-yyyy .