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If you work with Excel day in and day out, Excel Keyboard Shortcuts can help you shorten your workday and save a lot of time. Additionally, it also has the power to enchant your co-workers and boss into thinking you’re an Excel Wizard. When I started my career as an analyst, I was completely in awe …
Sometimes you may want to lock cells in Excel so that other people can’t make changes to it. It could be to avoid tampering of critical data or prevent people from making changes in the formulas. How to Lock Cells in Excel Before we learn how to lock cells in Excel, you need to understand …
You can group numbers in Pivot Table to create frequency distribution tables. This helps in analyzing numerical values by grouping it into ranges. A simple example of this could be to analyze how many students scored marks between 40 and 50 and how many got marks between 50 and 60 and so on.. Another example …
One of my readers Donna sent me this query. She did some scoring in Excel and created Harvey balls using conditional formatting. She wanted to display the Harvey Balls as well as the score together. She also wanted to increase the font size of the Harvey Balls only and not the font size of the …
Having the data in the right format is a crucial step in creating a robust and error-free Pivot Table. If not done the right way, you can end up having a lot of issues with your pivot table. What is a good design for the Source data for Pivot Table? Let’s have a look at …
It’s common to find numbers stored as text in Excel. This leads to incorrect calculations when you use these cells in Excel functions such as SUM and AVERAGE (as these functions ignore cells that have text values in it). In such cases, you need to convert cells that contain numbers as text back to numbers. Now …
Excel 2010 version of the Pivot Table was jazzed up by the entry of a new super cool feature – Slicers. A Pivot Table Slicer enables you to filter the data when you select one or more than one options in the Slicer box (as shown below). In the example above, Slicer is the orange box on …
Once you have created a Pivot Table, it doesn’t automatically refresh when you add new data or change the existing data. Since your Pivot Table is created using the Pivot Cache, when the existing data changes or when you add new rows/columns to the data, the Pivot Cache does not update itself automatically, and hence, …
If you are reading this tutorial, there is a big chance you have heard of (or even used) the Excel Pivot Table. It’s one of the most powerful features in Excel (no kidding). The best part about using a Pivot Table is that even if you don’t know anything in Excel, you can still do pretty …
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