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Excel Tips
- Using the new Checkbox button on the Insert tab
- Hide and unhide worksheets securely
- Resizing, moving, copying, and manipulating charts and other objects
- Using list boxes and combo boxes to facilitate forms creation
- Using the FORMULATEXT and N functions for worksheet and formula documentation
- Using the ISBLANK and COUNTBLANK functions to check for and tabulate blank cells
- Summarizing data from diverse ranges with Data > Consolidate
- Using check boxes and conditional formatting together for dynamic displays
- Becoming more productive with these 10 tiny tips you'll use often
- Transposing data and charts for a different perspective on your data
- Applying conditional formatting across rows of data
- Exploring various layouts for your PivotTable
- Splitting and consolidating workbooks
- Using date and time as metrics in a PivotTable
- Adding illustrations to your workbook
- Using a pick list, VLOOKUP, table, and chart together
- Using formulas to calculate values across worksheets and workbooks
- Dynamically presenting data via chart slicers
- Parsing your data to create unique lists
- Using the REPT function to represent data visually
- Using source data from a table to make your PivotTable more dynamic
- Accelerating Cut, Copy, Paste, and Insert tasks
- Increasing your productivity with custom lists
- Highlighting PivotTable results with conditional formatting
- Customizing templates to fit your unique needs
- Creating dynamic charts with in-cell conditional formatting
- Enhancing table filtering with slicers
- Converting charts into pictures
- Custom grouping in PivotTables
- Quick formatting tips
- The top five unknown but useful keyboard shortcuts
- Using the TREND and GROWTH functions for projecting future results
- Using scroll bars and spin buttons to facilitate forms creation
- Creating colorful 3D buttons for worksheet annotation and macro buttons
- Calculating with hours, minutes, and times of day
- Tracking down cell dependencies across multiple worksheets and workbooks
- Discovering time-saving tools in the Go To Special feature
- Using Go To Special
- Reducing data entry time by expanding AutoCorrect options
- Setting up custom views for quick access to different worksheet displays
- Using hyperlinks for rapidly switching worksheet locations and jumping to websites
- Controlling worksheet security by allowing selected users to edit specific cell ranges
- Using option buttons, group boxes, and checkboxes to facilitate forms creation
- Exploring what-if scenarios using Goal Seek
- Creating text, numerical, date, and time lists in a flash
- Creating variable conditional formatting rules
- Handling dates with unusual formats
- Ten quick tips to use daily: formulas, formatting, and accessing commands
- Using wildcards (asterisk, tilde, and question mark)
- Custom formats using asterisk, semicolon, and brackets
- Meeting unusual filtering needs via Advanced Filter
- Create an organization chart
- Two-way lookup using the MATCH and INDEX functions
- Using Excel error-checking functions
- Custom formats, relative addressing, and conditional formatting
- Auditing
- Adding comments and shapes
- Drawing borders and border grids
- Building a flexible monthly table using functions
- Adding pictures as worksheet backgrounds
- ADDRESS, ROW, and COLUMN functions
- Join data with new CONCAT and TEXTJOIN functions
- Working with formulas in tables
- Locating data validation rules and violations
- Creating an Excel template
- Restoring missing column titles
- Creating a pick list dependent on another pick list
- Using command shortcuts with the Alt key
- Set up a macro for sorting dynamic data
- Use random number functions for sorting and creating sample data
- Use calcuated fields and calculated items in a PivotTable
- Replace characters by position with the REPLACE function
- Work with formulas in tables
- Keystroke shortcuts from A to Z: Using the Ctrl key
- Use special tricks for working with dates in charts
- Use a data form for data entry and exploring data
- Creating an Excel template to simplify updating a monthly file DATEDIF
- Calculate dates efficiently using Excel's hidden function
- Create dynamic sheet name references with the INDIRECT function
- Avoid errors and hidden data with the powerful AGGREGATE function
- Hide worksheets, row, columns, cells and other Excel elements
- Use slicers and charts together for dynamic presentations
- Save a chart as a template: Use the template for current or new charts
- MAXIFS and MINIFS added to the COUNTIF/SUMIF family of functions
- Adjust a chart's source data and adjust its series order
- Use the OFFSET function for tabulating moving data
- Alter numeric data without formulas
- Use Flash Fill to rapidly combine or separate columnar data
- Adjust banded-row formatting
- Change the shape of comment boxes and other objects
- How and when to use the 10 rounding functions in Excel
- Calculate faster with the AutoSum button and AutoSum keystroke shortcut
- How to use mixed cell references
- Activate the Speak On Enter and Speak Cells features
- Accelerate data entry with five special techniques
- Insert a text box or shape and link a cell's content to it
- Use Watch Window and other techniques to track changing cells
- How to create time interval entries
- How to create frequency tabulations and distributions
- Create an expanded list from a summary using PivotTable techniques
- Solve matching issues with matching phone numbers and SS numbers
- Use CHOOSE to calculate fiscal quarters and as a VLOOKUP alternative
- Use outlining tools to quickly expand and collapse data for dynamic presentations
- Use the SUBTOTAL (and AGGREGATE) functions to avoid double counting
- Create lists of all 2nd Tuesdays, last Tuesdays. and other date series
- Create linkage formulas that refer to other worksheets and workbooks
- Formula nesting: Using multiple functions in the same formula
- Keyboard shortcuts for numeric formats
- Use the Subtotal command to analyze data with single- or multiple-level subtotals
- Work with MAX, MAXIFS, LARGE, and related functions
- Use the dynamic TODAY and NOW functions for real-time up-to-date calculations
- Use the FIND, MID, LEFT, and RIGHT functions
- Flip the left-to-right order of columns with the INDEX function or sort by columns
- Working with hidden data when copying cells and creating charts
- Use conditional formatting data bars to accentuate negative data
- Creative use of sparklines in merged cells with axes
- Copy formats quickly using dragging techniques and the Format Painter
- Displaying multiple worksheets and workbooks together
- Tips for creating and updating sample data
- Use conditional formatting to overcome formatting limitations of the IF function
- Use VLOOKUP, MATCH, and INDEX functions with array formulas
- Summarize data from different worksheets with a PivotTable
- AutoFill shortcuts for date series, one/two week intervals, EOM, and formulas
- Create summary statistics using COUNTIFS, SUMIFS, and AVERAGEIFS functions
- Use custom formulas in data validation to keep out bad data
- Dealing with circular errors
- Tips for creating charts quickly
- Creating heat maps using conditional formatting
- Using the INDEX function to extract data by row and column
- Displaying tips when using Excel in presentations
- The Wrap Text, Merge and Center, and Indent options
- Using fill effects (gradients, patterns, styles) for colorful cell background variations
- Working with multiple worksheets simultaneously
- Exploring font choices not found on the Home tab
- Using WordArt for special titles and headings
- Creating a two-way lookup with VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, INDEX, and MATCH functions
- Borders and gridlines: Exploring variations, options, and differences
- New Excel 2016 chart types: Tree map and sunburst
- Freezing column and row titles
- Use data validation to force entries to be uppercase or lowercase
- Avoiding common chart distortions
- Use the new funnel chart available in Excel 365
- Combine data using CONCATENATE, CONCAT, and TEXTJOIN functions and the ampersand (&) character
- Recognizing Excel Formula errors: #N/A, #VALUE!, #REF!, #DIV/0!, #NUM, and #NAME!
- Creating cross-totals with the SUMIFS function and mixed references
- New Excel 2016 chart types: Histogram, Pareto, and box, and whisker
- Using the AND and OR functions independently or within IF functions
- Vertical and horizontal alignment settings and orientation options
- Sorting tips and shortcuts
- A look at new chart types in Excel 2016: Waterfall
- Work with formulas and formats: Decimals and fractions
- Creating mixed reference formulas; converting to a table; applying conditional formatting
- Control gridlines in charts and on worksheets
- Use the INDIRECT function with intersection formulas and range names to extract data
- Using Expand/Collapse on PivotTables and PivotCharts for rapid display changes
- Control phone number and postal code formats using built-in options or customized formats
- Change the default Excel chart type; create and use chart templates
- Create your own customized date and time formats
- Create on-screen warnings and reminders with comments or data validation messages
- Use REPLACE for formats only, for data only, or for both
- Create numeric formats: Display in thousands or millions
- Converting dates like 20102006 into usable date entries
- Create custom lists for letter series like A to Z
- Freeze Panes and Split
- NETWORKDAYS.INTL and WORKDAY.INTL
- Calculate % of change
- Fill in all blank cells within a range with either formatting or data
- Use the COUNT and COUNTA functions
- Use workbook protection to prevent use of sheet commands
- Rank data with the RANK and RANK.AVG functions
- Use nonstandard fiscal years and quarters in PivotTables
- Identify or extract unique entries in a list
- Keyboard, mouse, and command techniques for viewing worksheets
- Create artistic charts with random numbers
- Extract day, month, and year from date fields
- Compare data with EXACT, FIND, and SEARCH functions
- How to covert ROMAN numberals
- Use range names for more readable formulas
- Customize your Quick Access Toolbar
- Conditional formatting based on date proximity
- How to adjust names
- Differences and limitations of converting data to a table
- Avoid the #DIV/0 error message
- Explore formatting options not available on the Home tab
- Control table formatting with custom formats
- Use date functions for age and tenure calculations
- Avoid unintentional entries when typing code numbers
- Sorting by moving columns
- Calculating cumulative totals
- Using the CONVERT function for different numbering systems
- Creating an automatically expanding chart by basing it on a table
- Keystroke shortcuts using the Alt key
- Using the Solver Add-in
- Column widths, row heights, merging cells, and related formatting issues
- Adjusting default layouts and date grouping in PivotTables
- Auditing cell content with Watch Window and dependent cell formulas
- Use the LEN and REPT functions for specialized cell testing and display options
- Use the TRIM and CLEAN functions to remove excess spaces and non-printing characters
- Create double-spaced and triple-spaced printouts while repeating column headings
- Helpful keystroke shortcuts
- Identify weekdays and weekend days in data
- Use chart and filter for presentations
- Create picture links
- How to use the error-checking rules in Excel
- Protect worksheets and lock cells
- Use mixed addresses in Excel formulas
- Rapid filtering with Filter by Selection
- Display large values
- Tracking down conditional formatting and data validation rules
- Transposing data and using the TRANSPOSE function
- Displaying gridlines, borders, and column/row headings when printing
- Exploring some of the 200-plus SmartArt graphic options
- Using the CEILING and FLOOR functions for specialized rounding needs
- Inserting, reshaping, and formatting shapes: Rectangles, arrows, stars, and banners
- Tabulating totals with the VLOOKUP function and array constants
- Working with array formulas more easily
- Using the new UNIQUE function to count and copy unique list entries
- Creating and updating sample data
- Format macros to make you a more efficient Excel user
- Use the new SORT and SORTBY functions to extract sorted lists
- Use themes to adjust worksheet colors, fonts, and effects
- Calculate loan payments and investments with PMT and FV functions
- Chart display options with blank cells in source data
- Adjust Conditional Formatting rules by altering percentage breakpoints
- Discover new formula capabilities with new functions and dynamic arrays
- Sort or filter data based on color font or cell color background
- Simplify the use of special characters and symbols
- Select from over 800 icons to enliven worksheets
- Use the new RANDARRAY function that replaces RAND and RANDBETWEEN
- How and when to use an area chart
- Insert colorful images with the People Graph Add-in
- Use formulas to create interactive charts
- Track variables using the Scenario Manager
- Get totals quickly without creating formulas
- Use column or row references to create dynamic formulas
- Overcoming obstacles when working with dates in charts
- Create map-type charts based on geographical locations
- Techniques for creating date series
- Extract filtered data with data validation and the FILTER function
- Use Find and Replace to change cell contents and formats
- Add formula tools and symbols to the Quick Access Toolbar
- Use the XLOOKUP function to replace VLOOKUP
- Change PivotTable settings for titles and summaries
- Use the Excel filtering capability for dates
- Use worksheet names in formulas
- Use data validation rules with special phone and social security formats
- Work with time calculations in formulas
- Prevent and locate duplicate worksheet entries
- Look forward and backward using EDATE and other date functions
- Display and highlight worksheet formula cells
- Split or join columnar data with Text to Columns or Flash Fill
- Highlight milestone data with conditional formatting and cumulative formulas
- Use the XMATCH function to replace MATCH
- Create a powerful macro
- Work with hidden and visible data in filtered and subtotaled lists
- Use TODAY, NOW, YEARFRAC, and DATEDIF
- Use data validation rules to prevent duplicate entries in a range
- Use various techniques to hide cells, rows, columns, and worksheets
- Align, arrange, and rotate shapes in worksheets
- File documentation with the Workbook Statistics button
- Avoid misleading visuals when rescaling
- Use the Fill Justify feature to wrap long text
- Create range names from Column and Row headings
- Use the SUBSTITUTE and REPLACE functions
- Accelerate Conditional Formatting with the Quick Access Toolbar
- Use wildcard symbols in functions
- Use wildcard symbols in filtering and commands
- Condense lengthy nested IF functions with the newer IFS function
- Add flair to charts with these formatting options: Gap width, shadow, glow, 3D, and more
- Control worksheet security by allowing selected users to edit specific cell ranges
- Retrieve vital data based on location using the Geography tool
- Use the new SEQUENCE function to quickly build numeric and date arrays
- Calculating text length and word count with LEN, TRIM, and SUBSTITUTE functions
- Create a list box to facilitate selection of data from a list
- Use various Excel count functions: COUNT, COUNTA, COUNTBLANK, and more
- Enhance readability with banded rows via conditional formatting
- Seven different ways to drag data using the Ctrl, Shift, and Alt keys
- Use the SWITCH function: Compare with IFS, CHOOSE, and other lookup functions
- Adjust charts quickly with quick layout, change colors, and chart styles options
- Analyze PivotTable data with 13 different Show Values As options
- Expand/collapse or sort displayed results when using the SUBTOTAL command
- Use the AGGREGATE function to circumvent errors and ignore hidden data
- Use the F9 key to evaluate parts of a formula, recalculate random entries, and control iteration
- Using last-to-first (bottom-up) searches with XLOOKUP and XMATCH
- Explore Paste Special options: Skip Blanks, Column Widths, Add, Transpose, and more
- Reduce data entry drudgery with Ctrl+Enter, AutoComplete, and AutoCorrect
- Using the LET function to simplify formulas via programming concepts
- Create 51 new US State worksheets, or any multiple cluster of worksheets, in a flash
- Create moving averages with formulas and chart trendlines
- Use error-checking functions in Excel: IFERROR, ISERR, and ISERROR
- Use Alt+Enter and Wrap Text for line-wrapping titles and improving formula readability
- Work with cell colors, patterns, and effects to emphasize data and provide visual flair
- Dynamic array formulas, new ways to calculate: One formula displays results in multiple cells
- Fonts such as Arial and Calibri and a rundown of various available fonts in Excel
- Use 3D formulas to tabulate data from multiple worksheets with the same layout
- Multiple built-in date formats as well as tons of self-defined variations; m/d/y and mmm-d-yyyy
- Where does that cell get its data from?: Tracking down cell precedents
- Controlling date entry restrictions using data validation
- Remove duplicates from a list vs. creating a new list without duplicates
- New data types: Extract valuable online data into your worksheets
- Use the FILTER and UNIQUE functions together for dynamic extractions
- Adjusting text entries with the UPPER, LOWER, and PROPER functions
- Refine filtering needs via custom filter options
- Comparing column charts and bar charts: Pros and cons
- How to use exponentiation (powers and roots) in Excel formulas
- Tracking down errors with the ISTEXT, ISNUMBER, and ISNONTEXT functions
- Tips for saving time when typing function names
- SUMIFS, SUMPRODUCT, and SUM functions compared and contrasted
- Conversion of values into binary, octal, decimal, and hexadecimal equivalents
- Quick number formatting with keystroke shortcuts and icon buttons
- Date calculation and formatting issues related to the 2029/2030 switch
- Using wildcards in the new XLOOKUP and XMATCH functions
- Using slicers as analytical tools
- Conditional formatting using contrasting heat maps on multiple vs.single ranges
- Create dynamic pick lists using the UNIQUE and SORT functions, and data validation
- Contrasting uses of clustered column and stacked column charts
- Use the XLOOKUP function with multiple column criteria and multiple column results
- Tips for updating entire columns of date entries when using real or sample data
- Filtering lists with AND and OR criteria when using the FILTER function
- Using TRIM, CLEAN and other functions to clean up text data
- Create multiple range names from the top row and/or left column
- Use dragging techniques to extend dates by weekdays only, month, or year
- Use the LAMBDA function to create worksheet functions
- Get the formula results you want using Goal Seek
- Sort your data based on a Custom List that you define
- Create a dynamic sheet name reference with the INDIRECT function
- Calculate dates and/or days of the week for selected future holidays
- Use dragging techniques for faster Paste Special options
- How to use and not use SS numbers; fake SS numbers; display as XXX-XX-9999
- Five indispensable keystroke shortcuts for Windows and Mac users
- Using new formula-writing techniques to simplify wide-ranging formulas
- Calculate time differences within days and across multiple days
- Use keyboard, mouse, and commands to zoom in/out quickly in Excel Windows and Mac versions
- Make dynamic presentations with rapid expand/collapse detail features in outlining
- Get data analysis suggestions with the Analyze Data (formerly Ideas) tool
- Using the Distinct vs. Unique options when using the UNIQUE function
- Use the Screen Snip tool or keystroke shortcut to take a picture of the screen or a portion of it
- Exploring Excel's Sunburst chart to display hierarchical data
- Creating floating text boxes with shadow, reflection, glow, and other shape effects
- Page Setup tip: Print repeating titles, shrink-to-fit, landscape/portrait, double-spaced layout
- Use Data Validation based on multiple criteria
- Customize the Quick Access Toolbar using the Alt key or a mouse
- Exploring treemap charts to display hierarchical data
- Use the Quick Analysis tool for easy access to power tools
- Create a number series with the Ctrl key and left/right mouse button
- Combine IF, MAX, VALUE, and COUNTIF functions to analyze sales
- Unhide multiple worksheets at once and use the very hidden option
- Use the Fill Justify command to quickly rewrap text into different cells
- Create a 15th day or end-of-month series and adjust to weekdays only
- Use the Go To Special option to select and populate blank cells
- Accentuate values with conditional formatting and sparklines
- Transpose data with formula substitution and the TRANSPOSE function
- Use emojis and other symbols in formulas and charts
- Use the Advanced Filter for specialized filtering needs
- Combo charts: Combine different chart types to present data more clearly
- Combining the SEQUENCE, LEN, and MID functions to extract data into multiple cells
- Exploring Edit Default Layout options when using PivotTables
- Navigation tips: Shortcuts to jump within and between worksheets and workbooks
- Use DATEDIF to calculate months or days after yearly or monthly anniversaries
- WordArt Transform: Special text character layouts
- Sort data based on months and weekdays, even when entered as text
- Use formulas to calculate values across worksheets and workbooks
- Use XLOOKUP instead of complex combinations of VLOOKUP, INDEX, and MATCH
- Use dragging techniques to create a forecast based on TREND and GROWTH functions
- Stock charts: Adding Open, High, Low, Close, and Volume values
- Control gridlines: Change colors, turn them on/off, and assign to a macro button
- Examples of TRANSPOSE and other functions working differently with the new calculation engine
- Locate formula dependencies via keystroke shortcuts and the Trace Dependents command
- Replace text based on formats, like cell attributes (bold, text color, etc.)
- Create forms using check boxes and option buttons to simplify data entry
- Use the FILTER and SORT functions to maintain updated lists and rapidly changing source data
- Create a moving average with a chart or by using a formula
- Redesigned Data Validation feature: Now more efficient when using large lists
- Link pictures of data ranges to changing data
- Use the UNIQUE, TRANSPOSE, SUMIF, and SUMIFS functions in table formulas
- Create multiple PivotTables from a single source
- Explore icon sets in the Excel Conditional Formatting feature
- Use the IMAGE function to paste an image into a cell
- Use TOCOL and TOROW to realign array data into single columns and rows
- Use SUM, SUBTOTAL, and AGGREGATE functions with filtered lists and lists with hidden rows
- Use bubble charts to show relationships between sets of values
- Contrast TEXTJOIN, CONCAT, and TEXTSPLIT to gather and split data
- Use shrink-to-fit options to adjust the display of cell content and compress printed output
- Locate formula precedents via keystroke shortcuts and the Trace Precedents command
- Try these editing tips and keystroke shortcuts to use with long formulas
- Customize and utilize status bar displays and copy/paste its data
- Command and keystroke shortcuts for sorting frequently used data
- Extract text from cells using the new TEXTBEFORE and TEXTAFTER functions
- Quickly link cell content for main titles and axis titles for selected chart types
- Use the TAKE, DROP, FILTER and SORTBY functions to build dependent lists
- Create new lists by changing the PivotTable Report Layout to Tabular and adding repeating labels
- Rapid filtering by content, cell color, or font color via right-clicking
- Restructure column/row data using new WRAPROWS and WRAPCOLS functions
- Working with date and time-based data and the over-24-hour display issue
- Multiple tips for creating charts quickly
- Extract specific rows/columns from lists using new CHOOSEROWS and CHOOSECOLS functions
- Overcoming rounding concerns in formulas with functions and decimal displays
- Highlighting PivotTable results with conditional formatting
- An overview of the 12 database functions in Excel
- Advantages and disadvantages of using pie charts to display data
- Rapid sorting via right-clicking options
- Converting charts into pictures
- Using three functions to track worksheet cells that are text, numbers, or formulas
- Using new BYROW and BYCOL functions to analyze data
- Create formulas rapidly with these shortcuts
- Exploring 3-D Column and 3-D Bar charts
- New VSTACK and HSTACK functions
- Calculating day of the week totals from a large transaction list
- Contrasating uses of the newer functions: XMATCH and XLOOKUP
- Various techniques for highlighting (selecting) cell ranges quickly
- Inserting special symbols using AutoCorrect options and the Insert Symbol command ISBLANK, ISNUMBER, ISTEXT, etc.
- Reviewing Excel Information functions
- Manipulating text functions LEFT, MID, and TEXT to create new ID numbers
- Discovering timesaving tools in the Go To Special feature
- Calculating chronological and fiscal quarters in tables, Pivot Tables, SORT and SORTBY
- Sorting by moving columns left/right
- Using Conditional Formatting for analysis and data emphasis
- Using Indent buttons to control text displays and currency formatting
- Create shapes and text boxes with content linked to worksheet cells
- Dynamically presenting data via chart slicers
- Sorting by day of month for birthday and anniversary lists
- Using wildcards (asterisk, question mark, and tilde) in formulas and commands
- Using SEARCH, FIND, and COUNT to tabulate data occurrences
- Comparing the Data Analysis Histogram feature and Excel's Histogram chart
- Using the AND and OR functions independently or within IF functions
- Use various techniques to flip lists upside-down or left-to-right
- Combine data with the TEXTJOIN, CONCAT, and CONCATENATE
- Use Excel's Advanced Options to fine-tune settings and increase efficiency
- Use ALT and other shortcuts when working with AutoComplete, Data Validation, etc.
- Use the powerful COUNTIF family—8 functions—for statistical analysis
- Show relationships between sets of values with a Scatter(XY) Chart
- Locate and track a worksheet's Data Validation rules and violations
- Use AGGREGATE to avoid errors and ignore hidden data
- Explore multiple approaches for locating, preventing, and deleting duplicate data
- Use a single SEQUENCE function to create various date layouts
- Combine a Validation list, XLOOKUP function, table, and chart to build a presentation model
- Pros and cons of using Stacked Area charts and Stacked Column Charts
- Nested use of FILTER, SORT, and CHOOSECOLS functions for selective column retrieval
- Learn about the new Office Theme, the default Aptos Font and new colors in M365 apps
- Analyze data using TOCOL, TOROW, LARGE, and SMALL
- Refine chart elements quickly with the powerful and overlooked Quick Layout button
- Tips and techniques for displaying Excel worksheets effectively during presentations
- Workday tabulations with NETWORKDAYS, WORKDAY, and SEQUENCE functions
- Using entire column (or row) references to create more dynamic formulas
- Using Excel's Accessibility Checker to follow best practices for those with disabilities
- Using XLOOKUP and CHOOSECOLS to return multiple non-adjacent column data
- Create dynamic presentations with Slicers, Filters, and Charts
- Compare and contrast multiple column sorting with SORT and SORTBY
- Use keystroke and mouse shortcuts to display and navigate worksheets
- Show gain/loss in census figures with the RANK, IF, and LET functions
- Apply conditional formatting across data rows
- Expand and collapse date displays in PivotTables
- Use TODAY and NOW for real-time up-to-date calculations
- Use Freeze Panes and Split to view different worksheet portions
- Use CEILING and FLOOR for specialized numeric rounding needs
- Highlight negative positive values with Conditional Formatting and Data Bars
- Use AutoSum to simplify and accelerate formula creations
- Dynamic sheet name reference with INDIRECT
- Create custom and built-in lists to sort and fill in sequences
- Consolidate and split workbooks
- Expand, collapse and sort displayed results when using Subtotal
- Random number functions: RAND, RANDBETWEEN, and RANDARRAY
- Using the new GROUPBY and PIVOTBY functions
- Creating 3D and other formulas that use data from different worksheets
- Quick searching for menu commands with the right mouse button
Taught by
Dennis Taylor