An editor's account of an easy way to plan life necessities — your mortgage, a wedding budget, contact lists, and more.
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This tutorial focusses on getting out that perfect chart.
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keyboard shortcuts are a blessing from above, and which is why you should know as many as possible.
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If your presentations are going to consist almost entirely of tables, data and numbers, is there really any point in copying over all that data into a presentation?
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Let's count the number of ways we can count in Excel.
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so that you could have a quick and ready estimate of the number of people who attended. Simplicity itself, right?
But no!
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Excel's deep, dark secrets.
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So you’re running a moderately successful business selling medical equipment. There’s just one teensy-weensy problem – your otherwise high-performing employees are horrible at Microsoft Excel.
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Microsoft Excel is the biggest, best and meanest spreadsheet software out there today, and that is a fact. But it’s far from perfect. This post is about things that I just wish Excel did – it is probably a little irrational of me to wish for them, as you will see, and it is probably asking for a little bit too much.
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There are some things that have been changed in Excel 2010. This can lead to a lot of lost productivity in office if you're not ready to understand.
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The COUNTIF function only counts those values in a range which match a condition within the formula – if the condition is not met, no counting.
Read MoreTurns out, there are a couple of functions in Excel that do nothing but return the number of rows and columns for a specified array. This turns out to be hugely helpful.
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