How to Pull Stock Prices into Excel
You can get stock prices in Excel without copying each quote from a website. The Stocks data type connects a company or ticker symbol to its market information. Check the …
Here you will find common Excel tips and tutorials that can help you speed up your work and get stuff done faster.
You can get stock prices in Excel without copying each quote from a website. The Stocks data type connects a company or ticker symbol to its market information. Check the …
Getting unique values with criteria in Excel means keeping one copy of each value, but only from rows that meet your conditions. You might need a customer list for one …
The SUMIFS function in Excel adds values that meet your conditions, but summing several cost columns takes more than widening its sum range. When your criteria occupy one column, SUMIFS …
If you add rows to a list every week, you’ll often need to know where the data ends. Sometimes you just want to jump there. Other times you need that …
A fiscal year is the 12-month period a company or government uses for its accounts, and it often doesn’t start in January. If your fiscal year runs from July to …
Excel’s Filter button only works one way. It hides rows, so it can’t help when your data runs sideways, with each record in its own column. You see this layout …
A slicer in Excel lets you filter a PivotTable with one click. But with a lot of items, it becomes a tall stack of buttons that crowds your report. A …
A slicer is great when it has five buttons. When it has 36, you end up scrolling up and down the list, hunting for the one item you want. Excel …
Slicers let anyone filter a report with one click. But some reports only make sense for one item at a time, like a sales summary for a single store or …
Slicers are the easiest way to filter a report. But every new one looks the same, with small text on pale blue buttons that rarely match your workbook. You can …
Slicers make a report easy to filter, and sheet protection stops people from typing over your numbers. Put the two together, though, and the slicer buttons usually stop responding. That’s …
If you track anything by week, you’ll often need the week start date for each date in your data. That’s the date a Wednesday entry and a Friday entry from …