How to Reference Another Sheet Dynamically in Excel
You have an Excel formula such as =Denver!C10, but it keeps pointing to Denver when you need another sheet. You’d rather type a sheet name in a cell and have …
Here you will find common Excel tips and tutorials that can help you speed up your work and get stuff done faster.
You have an Excel formula such as =Denver!C10, but it keeps pointing to Denver when you need another sheet. You’d rather type a sheet name in a cell and have …
Monthly sales sheets in Excel often share the same layout, but you still need one total per drink across all those months. Using SUMIF across multiple sheets seems straightforward until …
A running total in Excel shows you the total so far on every row. It’s also called a cumulative sum. A running balance carries forward an opening balance, adding money …
Rounding to significant figures in Excel lets you report lab or science results to a consistent precision, even when your numbers have very different sizes. Counting starts at the first …
Monthly averages in Excel help you spot trends hidden among individual daily records, such as a change in your typical calories burned per workout. Each average combines the records from …
If you need to repeat rows in Excel, there’s no Repeat Rows button to do it for you. You might want each row repeated, the whole list repeated, or a …
You can calculate a retirement date in Excel from an employee’s birth date and retirement age. The formula depends on whether retirement falls on a birthday or at month-end. I’ll …
A named range in Excel gives a cell or group of cells a label you can use in formulas instead of a cell address. That label stays connected to the …
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 …