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Categorize text with keywords

In this example, the goal is to categorize various expenses using the categories shown in column F and the keywords shown in column E. This is a case where it seems like we should perform a lookup operation of some kind, but the problem is that the keywords appear embedded in the text and the...Read more

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EDATE Function

The EDATE function returns a date on the same day of the month, n months before or after a start date. You can use EDATE to generate expiration dates, contract dates, due dates, anniversary dates, retirement dates, and other dates that derive from a start date. EDATE returns a...Read more

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