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MRP (Maximum Retail Price) is the maximum price that a seller can charge a consumer for a product, and it is printed on the product's packaging. As defined under the Consumer Goods (Mandatory Printing ...

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If you have a spreadsheet and want to create multiple folders from the Excel spreadsheet’s values, you can follow this tutorial. Whether you use the Excel desktop app, Excel Online, or Google Sheets, ...

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Microsoft's spreadsheet program can do way more than you might realize. These are the hacks and tricks you need to know. I've been writing professionally about computers, the internet, and technology ...

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