Most people use spreadsheets software such as Microsoft Excel to process their data and carry out their analysis tasks. When performing an analysis of data, a number of statistical metrics …
Working with rows after rows of data can sometimes get monotonous. Often times, it becomes difficult to differentiate one row from the other. The solution? Highlighting (or shading) alternate rows …
Excel has some powerful Filter options (with inbuilt filter, advanced filter, and now the FILTER function in Office 365). But none of these options actually filter as you type (i.e., …
When dealing with databases in Excel, you might come across spreadsheets that have data organized in particular patterns. For example, census data usually consists of alternating columns of actual data …
If you need to subtract a single value from a range of cells at the same time, there are multiple ways can do this in Excel. For example, suppose you …
Using Excel for office work often requires copying sheets from one workbook to another. You might need to compile individual employee sales reports into a single workbook. Or, you might …
Deleting worksheets in Excel is a fairly easy task. All you need to do is just right-click on the sheet’s name at the bottom of the Excel window and hit …
If you’ve ever tried selecting alternate cells or cells in a particular pattern in Excel, you would know that this is not as easy as it seems. Well, if it …
Ever opened an Excel Sheet and felt completely put off by a sheet laden with decimal points? If you feel that way about decimals, you’re not alone. In fact, a …
If you are using MS Excel on a Windows 10 Operating system, you might have come across this problem of your computer automatically starting MS Excel at startup. This is …
The SUMPRODUCT function was always the go-to function for finding conditional sums, till the time SUMIFS was introduced in Excel 2007. A lot of people shifted to using SUMIFS instead …
You might have come across Excel documents created by someone else that contains the apostrophe symbol in front of text, numbers or dates. You might have also noticed this happening …