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IMSUB function in Excel

IMSUM function In Excel

DEVSQ Function in Excel

IMREAL Function in Excel

COUNTIFS Function in Excel

COUNTIF Function in Excel

IMPRODUCT Function in Excel

PMT Function in Excel

QUOTIENT Function in Excel

QUOTIENT Function in Excel

POWER Function in Excel

POWER Function in Excel

ROMAN Function in Excel In this post you will learn about a simple Excel function - ROMAN Function, how to use it in - with the excel spreadsheets. What are the Arabic Numbers and the Roman Numbers? The Arabic numbers are the ten digits 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 and 9 Together they form the present Decimal system Roman numbers are certain symbols used in the system of numerical notation. They are based on the ancient Roman system Syntax =ROMAN(number, form) The syntax has two arguments number - This holds the number to be converted form - This hold what type of Roman number you want (optional) Working of the ROMAN Function in Excel The function returns the respective Roman numerals from the given numbers. This ROMAN Function is the opposite to the ARABIC Function. The form argument specifies what type of Roman number that you want, that is classic, simplified, etc. To start, enter the numbers in the excel sheet and in a new cell enter the syntax and highlight the cell to include it in the syntax. ROMAN Function in Excel Press enter to display the answer and use the fill handle to apply the function on the rest of the data. ROMAN Function in Excel

ROMAN Function in Excel

VALUE Function in Excel

VALUE Function in Excel

PDURATION Function in Excel

SUMIF Function in Excel

RAND Function in Excel

RAND Function in Excel

DISC Function in Excel

PI Function in Excel

PI Function in Excel

ODD Function in Excel

ODD Function in Excel

MUNIT Function

MUNIT Function in Excel

MROUND Function in Excel

MROUND Function in Excel

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