Do you mean how to create your own functions? Use VBA Alt + F11 will bring you to the VB Editor, but obviously, you need to know Visual Basic to create the functions.

You need to have macros enables in your worksheet, and then insert the functions when you've created them.

Afterwards you can call them like any other function, by first typing "=", followed by the name and arguments. For example

=Function(Arg 1, Arg2, ... , ArgN)

 
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Do you mean how to create your own functions? Use VBA Alt + F11 will bring you to the VB Editor, but obviously, you need to know Visual Basic to create the functions.

You need to have macros enables in your worksheet, and then insert the functions when you've created them.

Afterwards you can call them like any other function, by first typing "=", followed by the name and arguments. For example

=Function(Arg 1, Arg2, ... , ArgN)

They need to learn to crawl before they can learn to walk.

Put the input data in separate cells. reference the cells that you want in the first formula. "CTRL+C"in the cell you put the formula in, then "CTRL+V" in the cell you want for the new formula, and alter the cells that you are calling the data from. Hit enter.

The only difference between Asset Management and Investment Research is assets. I generally see somebody I know on TV on Bloomberg/CNBC etc. once or twice a week. This sounds cool, until I remind myself that I see somebody I know on ESPN five days a week.
 

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