Microsoft Excel 2021365 - Beginner to Advanced - The COUNTBLANK Function

The video tutorial explains the COUNT BLANK function in Excel, demonstrating its use in two scenarios: analyzing missing customer emails in an order list and assessing employee availability for scheduling. The tutorial highlights the importance of using tables for dynamic updates and provides tips for handling hyperlinks in Excel.

What is the primary purpose of the COUNT BLANK function in Excel?

• To sum the values in a range

• To count the number of non-empty cells in a range

• To find the average of values in a range

• To count the number of blank cells in a range

Why is it beneficial to use tables when working with the COUNT BLANK function?

• Tables prevent data from being accidentally deleted

• Tables automatically update formulas when new data is added

• Tables make the spreadsheet look more organized

• Tables allow for more complex calculations

How can you remove a hyperlink from a cell in Excel?

• Select the cell and press Ctrl + H

• Right-click the cell and choose 'Remove Hyperlink'

• Click on the cell and choose 'Clear Formatting'

• Double-click the cell and press Delete

In the employee scheduling example, what does the COUNT BLANK function help determine?

• The number of employees working each day

• The number of employees off each day

• The average working hours of employees

• The total number of employees

Which days were identified as having the most employees off in the scheduling example?

• Monday and Tuesday

• Wednesday and Thursday

• Friday and Saturday

• Saturday and Sunday