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The default setting in Excel is to show all the tabs (also called sheets) below the working area. But if you can’t see any tabs and are wondering where has it disappeared, worry not. There are some possible reasons that may have been the cause of missing tabs in your Excel workbook. In this article, …
Working with a large Excel workbook that has multiple sheets could be challenging. Even advanced Excel users feel overwhelmed when trying to switch between multiple worksheets in the same workbook. Imagine working on an Excel workbook with 15 worksheets, and having to constantly switch between worksheets #3 and #12. There are multiple ways to switch …
Excel Quick Analysis Tool allows you to quickly analyze data. It gives you quick access to some of the commonly used data analysis functionalities in Excel so that you don’t have to go into the ribbon and find the correct option (hence saving some clicks and a little bit of time). In this tutorial, I …
If you enter a number that has more than 11 digits in a cell in Excel, it will automatically be converted into the scientific notation (as shown below). While the number in the back end would still remain the same, Excel changes the way it shows you that number. Sometimes that’s what you want, and …
Most Excel users, including many advanced Excel users, have no idea what the R1C1 and A1 notation means in Excel. In almost all of the situations, you don’t need to know what this is, and the default settings in Excel would be enough for you. But since you are here reading this article, I’m assuming …
Cleaning text data is often the most time-consuming task for many Excel users. Unless you’re among the few lucky ones, you’ll most likely get your data in a format that would need some cleaning. One common use case of this would be when you get a dataset and you have to remove some characters from …
Data analysis in Excel often involves working with dates. A common thing many Excel users need to check when working with dates is whether a date is between two given dates. A simple use case of this could be when you need to check whether the date of submission of a report was within the …
One area that often troubles Microsoft Excel users is working with dates. This is mostly because dates can be formatted in many different ways in Excel. So while you may see two dates in Excel and think those are the same, there is a possibility that these might be different values in the back end …
Getting numbers to show up as fractions in Excel could be a challenge. In case you try and enter any fraction in a cell in Excel, there is a possibility that Excel may change it to a date or a text string. This happens because fractions are not one of the data types that Excel …
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