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When working with Excel, you spend most of your time on the worksheet (which is the area that has all the cells and everything that happens there). Working efficiently with Excel also means that you have to work with multiple worksheets within the same workbook. Excel allows you easily add multiple worksheets in the workbook, …
When I was working as a full-time analyst, one of my jobs was to prepare weekly reports for clients and stakeholders. As a part of it, I had to make sure my reports were easy to read and also take less screen space (apparently, clients hate scrolling back and forth). And the functionality of rotating …
When working with data in Excel and creating reports/dashboards, sometimes you would have a need to split a cell diagonally. This is helpful when you want to show two separate headings within the same cell – one for the row and one for the column (as shown below in cell A1). And being the super …
When using lookup formulas in Excel (such as VLOOKUP, XLOOKUP, or INDEX/MATCH), the intent is to find the matching value and get that value (or a corresponding value in the same row/column) as the result. But in some cases, instead of getting the value, you may want the formula to return the cell address of …
When you work with data in Excel, there is a handy feature that allows you to freeze the top row and header columns (or even lock multiple top rows or left columns). So when you scroll down, the headers are always visible. But that’s not the case when you print your reports. By default, a …
As a part of my full-time job a few years ago, one of the things I had to deal with was to combine data from different workbooks shared by other people. And one of the common tasks was to combine the data in such a way that there were no duplicate records. For example, below …
It’s quite easy to change a cell’s height and width in Excel. The more you work with Excel, the more you will find yourself adjusting the row height and column width. But in some cases, you may want to lock the cell height and width so that a user cannot make any changes to it. …
Normally, when I use the word range in my tutorials about Excel, it’s a reference to a cell or a collection of cells in the worksheet. But this tutorial is not about that range. A ‘Range’ is also a mathematical term that refers to the range in a data set (i.e., the range between the …
When you share a normal Excel file with others, they are able to see and edit everything that the Excel file has. If you don’t want them to change anything, you have the option to either protect the entire worksheet/workbook or protect certain cells that have important data (that you don’t want the user to …
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