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A line break in Excel can be used to end the current line and start a new line in the same cell (as shown below). Notice that in the pic above, Morning is in the second row in the same cell. You may want to insert a line break in Excel when you have multiple …
If you work involves reporting the actual and target data, you may find it useful to present the actual values versus the target values in a chart in Excel. For example, you can show the actual sales values versus the target sales values, or the satisfaction rating achieved versus the target rating. There can be …
Imagine you have created a super long formula in Excel. While you are proud of yourself, there is a minor glitch. It is returning an error or an unexpected value. Now you have two options: Excel Formula Debugging Method #1 – F9 Key Here is how this works: For example, suppose you have the text …
When you have a big dataset with blank cells scattered through it, manually clicking each one is a waste of time. Excel has a few quick ways to grab every blank cell at once so you can fill them, delete them, format them, or do whatever else you need. In this article, I’ll show you …
Apart from being super cool, Excel dynamic charts are really helpful in presenting a comparative analysis from the data. Suppose you have the financial data for a company ABC Ltd, and you want to see how the revenue has grown over the quarters. At the same time, you also want to compare the growth with …
Combination charts in Excel let you present and compare two different data-sets that are related to each other (in a single chart). When you create a regular chart in Excel, it usually has only one X-axis and one Y-axis. But with combination charts, you can have two Y-axis, which allows you to have two different …
A lot of times we have charts that have to handle empty data cells. Excel gives you the flexibility to decide how the empty cells should be treated. Suppose I have the data for date-wise sales of a product from a shop. Assuming that the shop is closed on Sunday and national holidays, there are …
It is possible to create a multi-category chart in Excel (as shown below). The trick is to arrange the data in a certain way, that makes Excel interpret as having multiple categories. Suppose I have the data for the monthly expenses I make on the food items (as listed below). The idea to create a chart …
I often use scroll bars in an Excel dashboard, which gives a user the freedom to change its values and play with the data. If you have multiple scroll bars in your dashboards, it is helpful to display the current value of each scroll bar. Something as shown below: The idea is to display the value …
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