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Sorting data in Excel has been made quite easy with all the in-built options. You can easily sort your data alphabetically, based on the value in the cells, or by cell and font color. You can also do multi-level column sorting (i.e., sorting by column A and then by column B) as well as sorting …
Excel has a variety of in-built charts that can be used to visualize data. And creating these charts in Excel only takes a few clicks. Among all these Excel chart types, there has been one that has been a subject of a lot of debate over time. …the PIE chart (no points for guessing). Pie …
If you want to count how many different customers bought from each store, a Pivot Table looks like the obvious tool. Excel Pivot Tables are amazing (I know I mention this every time I write about Pivot Tables, but it’s true). With a basic understanding and a little drag and drop, you can get a …
Pivot Table is one of the best features in Excel. You don’t need to know any formula or coding to quickly crunch thousands of rows of data and create quick summaries out of it. All you need to know is how to drag and drop and a little bit of knowledge of how to create …
Excel has a lot of options when it comes to sorting data. And one of those options allows you to sort your data based on the color of the cell. For example, in the below dataset, you can sort by color to get the names of all the students who scored above 80 together at …
Excel charts allow you to do a lot of customizations that help in representing the data in the best possible way. And one such example of customization is the ease with which you can add a secondary axis to Excel charts. But before I get into the mechanics of adding a secondary axis, let me …
Excel allows having hyperlinks in cells which you can use to directly go to that URL. For example, below is a list where I have company names which are hyperlinked to the company website’s URL. When you click on the cell, it will automatically open your default browser (Chrome in my case) and go to …
If you prefer written instruction instead, below is the tutorial. Hidden rows and columns can be quite irritating at times. Especially if someone else has hidden these and you forget to unhide it (or even worse, you don’t know how to unhide these). While I can’t do anything about the first issue, I can show …
Excel has a lot of functions – about 450+ of them. And many of these are simply awesome. The amount of work you can get done with a few formulas still surprises me (even after having used Excel for 10+ years). And among all these amazing functions, the INDEX MATCH functions combo stands out. I …
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