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There are mainly four big cats in the world: Jaguar, Leopard, Lion, Snow Leopard, and Tiger. All big cats roar and no animal can hunt them. Cheetah, Cougar, Lynx, Snow Leopard also belong to Family Felidae, Subfamily Felinae (a group of small to mid-size cats including bigger cats as Cheetah and Cougar), though they don’t roar. Among these cats, Tiger and Snow Leopard are related closely whereas Lion, Leopard, and Jaguar are related closely. At a quick glance, one may find Cheetah and Leopards the same in appearance but there are different in several ways. Please go through this article ... Read More
Amphibians and Reptiles belong to the class Amphibia of kingdom Animalia. They both are vertebrates and cold-blooded. They are ectotherms, means they are responsible to control their body temperature by relying upon external environment. They have extraordinary eyesight which helps them to hunt their prey. There are around 7000 species Amphibians and 10, 000 species of reptiles found all over the world. Amphibians and Reptiles both have been living on Earth since more than 300 million years. Despite these similarities, they have some differences in their appearance and life forms. Go through this article to understand how exactly Amphibians differ ... Read More
An up/down chart is one of the frequently used charts in Excel to compare the investments and their returns by a company. The creation of the up/down bars to the lines chart in Excel is a complex process, but in this tutorial, we will show how you can do it in a simple manner. How to Add Up/Down Bars to a Line Chart in Excel? Let us see an example to understand how you can add up/down bars to a line chart in Excel. Step 1 First, we need to create a line chart in Excel before adding up down ... Read More
Generally, we never use a plus sign before an integer (+) to represent that the number is positive. But we always use a minus sing (−) to represent negative numbers, but there will be instances where we want to add the "+" sign before every positive number in Excel. In this tutorial, we will show how you can use the features available in Excel to add a "+" sign automatically to multiple positive numbers in a simple and efficient way. How to Add Plus Sign to Multiple Positive Numbers in Excel Let us take a simple example to show how ... Read More
Have you ever thought how you can use the features available in Excel to automatically add a period mark at the end of multiple cells? A Period is nothing but a dot(.) symbol which we use to represent the end of a sentence. Mostly when we write or type any sentence in Excel or Word, we tend to forget the full-stop at the end of the text or even after the end of sentences. In this tutorial, we will show how you can add period marks at the end of cell contents in Excel. How to Add Periods at the ... Read More
A period is nothing but a dot(.) symbol which we can use after each number in the list of numbers. A period is used in Excel to generally represent that a number has ended. Adding a period can be done in two ways in Excel. The first one is by using the formula and the other by using the Format option. Read through this tutorial to find out how you can add period marks after numbers list in Excel in a simple and efficient manner. Adding Period After Numbers List using Formula Let us take a simple example to understand ... Read More
When you have to add a Percentage symbol to an existing set of data in Excel, you have two ways to do so. The first one is to select the data and click the Percentage symbol under the Home menu and the other method is to select the cells and format cells for percentage. These two methods will not only add the "%" symbol but also multiply the numbers with 100. This tutorial will help you understand how you can add "%" symbol without changing the value of the numbers. How to Add Percentage Symbol for Multiple Numbers in Excel ... Read More
Generally, strikethrough is used in Excel to represent that the data present in the cell is an error or the event is completed. Strikethrough is also used to represent that the event or the process has successfully completed without any error and mistakes. In this tutorial, we will show you a simple process to add or remove strikethrough in Excel. How to Add Strikethrough in Excel? Let us see a simple process to see how to add strikethrough in Excel. Step 1 We will use the following data and add strikethrough in a selected few cells. To add ... Read More
We can add a vertical/average line to a bar chart in Excel by using the horizontal bar graph. The average line is used to analyse the data value in the graph but checking whether we have reached the average or not in the particular interval. Adding vertical average line to a bar chart in Excel is a simple but lengthy process. In this tutorial, we will show you the step-by-step process to add a vertical/average line to bar chart in Excel. Step 1 First, we need to create a horizontal bar chart. Select the data and then click "Insert". Then ... Read More
Displaying alternate row colours in a normal table is a very simple process which can be done using the conditional formatting concept but creating alternate row colour in pivot table is simple problem. A pivot table in Excel is an interactive table which helps in quickly summarizing the data. When we want to add alternate row colour in a pivot table is a lengthy and simple problem.so let us see a simple trick to end this problem. Let us see a simple process to add alternate row colours in an Excel pivot table. Step 1 Let us consider the table ... Read More