September 19, 2017
Highlight Cells Referenced in Excel Formulas
In an ideal spreadsheet our formulas would always reference adjacent cells and columns and it would be obvious which cells
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In an ideal spreadsheet our formulas would always reference adjacent cells and columns and it would be obvious which cells
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Excel Pivot Chart Drill down buttons are a new feature available in Excel 2016. You’ll find them in the bottom
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As with most things in Excel, there are many ways to extract a list of unique or distinct values from
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Sometimes we want to find and remove duplicates in Excel, other times we just want to identify or highlight duplicates.
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If your company’s fiscal year runs in line with the calendar year then it’s easy to convert dates into quarters
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In this post I’m going to show you how to use Power Query’s Unpivot tool to fix 3 common data
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Did you know you can display symbols in Excel Slicers? That’s right, Slicers aren’t just limited to listing boring old
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Sometimes a secondary axis is a necessary evil. After all, most of the time you can’t plot big numbers and
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One of the cool features of Power BI is the ability to cross filter and highlight charts. With a simple
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New in Excel 2019 onward and Microsoft 365 is the ability to set a PivotTable default layout, which can save
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If you share Excel files and reports with users from different countries then you might want to give them a
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The monthly update cycle for Excel’s Power Query sure keeps us on our toes. Power Query Updates for Excel 2010
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Excel Themes are a bundle of default colors, font styles and Shape effects. There are lots of built in Excel
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Power Query* can easily take a column of dates and extract, or convert it into various handy date formats with
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Inserting, copying, moving, or cutting and pasting rows and columns is something we do every day in Excel. And there
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In Excel we often need to work with lists. List of numbers, letters, dates, countries, products, you get the idea.
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With the integration of Power Pivot into Excel 2013 (known as the Data Model), we now have access to a
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New in Excel 2019* is the TEXTJOIN Function. It's the grown-up sibling of CONCATENATE. Both TEXTJOIN and CONCATENATE join text
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New in Excel 2016 (for Office 365 subscription users only*) are Map Charts. *If you have Office 365 and can’t
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Power Query’s Unpivot tool allows us to fix one of the most common mistakes (many) Excel users make when capturing
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In this tutorial we’re going to look at how we can use Excel Conditional Formatting to highlight rows in a
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I’ve put together this Excel custom number format guide as a resource for our members. There are loads of ways
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Using Excel Conditional Formatting to highlight matches is easy when you team it up with a data validation list like
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By Harold Graycar XL Numerics Developer of Excel for Customer Service Professionals The previous post on this topic included a
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By Harold Graycar XL Numerics Developer of Excel for Customer Service Professionals When dealing with large tables containing ‘buckets’ of
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One of the nice features of Excel Tables is the banded row formatting, which makes it easier to read and
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An awesome new feature available in Office 365 are Icons. You’ll find Excel Icons in the Insert tab of the
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Survey data can be tricky to display in a chart so in this post I’m going to give you some
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Excel Heat maps can speed up interpretation of data and focus the reader’s attention to problem or key areas. And
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Slopegraphs were first introduced by Edward Tufte in his book, The visual Display of Quantitative Information (1983) where he referred
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