Multiplying nested IFs in Excel’s PERCENTILE function Here, we’ll multiply multiple nested IFs inside the PERCENTILE function to calculate percentiles based on two conditions. We’ll find the ...

Excel has a versatile If, Then function built right into it. We’ll show you how to use the IF function in Excel with a number of helpful examples.

How to multiply cells and numbers using the PRODUCT formula. You aren't limited to multiplying just two cells — you can multiply up to 255 values at once using the PRODUCT formula.

To multiply two numbers in Excel, you can type the formula =number1*number2 in a cell and hit Enter. Alternatively, you can multiply the contents of two cells A1 and B1 with the formula =A1*B1 .

To activate a formula, start it off with =. This tells Exel that the following text is a formula for it to follow. The character for multiplication in Excel is *, so by inserting =B2*C2 into the ...

Why you might use the IF() function. In database fashion, a lot of data is defined by type. That way, you only need one field for the actual value. You can do this with Excel, too, as shown in ...

Multiply the numbers. Now, if the numbers are in A1 and A2, then the formula should look like the following: =A1*A2. Bear in mind you will want to add the formula in a different cell.