How to Open Multiple Instances in Excel
In Excel 2013 and later, each workbook you open is displayed in its own window. However, all the open workbooks run within a single Excel instance by default. This means …
Here you will find common Excel tips and tutorials that can help you speed up your work and get stuff done faster.
In Excel 2013 and later, each workbook you open is displayed in its own window. However, all the open workbooks run within a single Excel instance by default. This means …
In Excel, you may sometimes want to generate all possible combinations from two lists, for instance, to display all product variations. I will show you how to accomplish this in …
In Excel, working with decimals is often easier than fractions. That’s why you might want to convert fractions to decimals—it just makes things simpler. I will show you how to …
You want to create a Pivot Table from data spread across multiple sheets in a workbook. How do you do it? In this tutorial, I will show you three ways …
When you create a Pivot Table, by default, Excel orders the rows based on the row labels’ data type. This means that: If the default row order in a Pivot …
When you create a standard Pivot Table from a dataset containing duplicate values, the count summary will, by default, include all values, including duplicates. For instance, in the dataset shown …
You may get a dataset with colored cells done manually or using conditional formatting to highlight specific data, such as completed tasks, pending approvals, or key milestones. To analyze this …
You can switch a Pivot Table layout from the default Compact Form to a Tabular Form to view data in a traditional flat table layout. The Tabular Form layout makes …
By default, a Pivot Table automatically adjusts column widths to fit new or updated content when refreshed or filtered. This default setting can disorganize your worksheet’s layout and be frustrating …
You delete a sheet in Excel, and then, oops! You realize you shouldn’t have deleted it. How do you recover it? Excel does not have an ‘Undo (CTRL + Z)’ …
You convert latitude and longitude coordinates into an address because it is easier for humans to understand an address than coordinates. For instance, ‘123 Main Street, New York’ is far …
Sometimes, you may need to write or type vertically in Excel to fit data within narrow columns, organize data, or enhance the visual layout. For instance, in the example duty …