Found 696 Articles for Advanced Excel Function

Conditional formatting refers to the process by which you can show distinct value ranges as different colours in a chart. This may be something you wish to do when you insert a chart at times. Because the Excel feature only applies to cells and not charts, we can apply the concept of conditional formatting to column charts by combining different data series. This is because conditional formatting is only applicable to cells. For instance, if the value range is 0–150, the series colour should be shown as blue. If the value range is 151–250, the colour should be shown ... Read More

There may be times when you need to insert the identical text into all of the cells that are contained inside a column. It's possible that a specific title needs to go before the names in a list, or that a specific symbol needs to go at the end of the text in each cell. Both of these things need to be done. The task of adding text or numbers to cells in Excel is one of the most often performed tasks. Including things like inserting spaces between names, including prefixes and suffixes in cells, and inserting dashes in social ... Read More

Excel provides a variety of options for users who wish to insert symbols into their work. Utilizing the keyboard and the buttons on the Ribbon, creating a formula, and formatting cells are some examples of these. Due to the fact that different currencies have different values, it is often absolutely necessary to label values with their respective currencies. In this tutorial, we are going to learn about different methods to add currency symbols in excel. Using Format Cells You will need to format the numbers so that they are compatible with currency if you wish to display them as monetary ... Read More

Microsoft Excel can receive additional commands and capabilities through the use of add-ins. Because Excel does not make its add-ins immediately accessible by default, you will need to first install and then (in certain situations) activate the add-ins in question before you can make use of them. A group of AddIn objects that collectively represents all of the add-ins that can be used with Microsoft Excel, regardless of whether or not the add-ins have been installed. We can list all add-ins in an Excel sheet through a VBA code. So let’s see the VBA code and how it works ... Read More

When we need to conduct trend analysis, dates act as essential elements. Dates play an important role and you need to make sure that they are conveyed in the best possible way. There are times when dates might end up being formatted as text and saved in the cells.You may have, for instance, placed a date into a cell in text format, or the date may have been imported or pasted from an external data source as text.Convert Text Dates with Two-Digit Years by Using Error CheckingIn this tutorial, we will discuss two methods to convert text formatted dates to ... Read More

Using the SUM method in Excel, we can normally total up the values in a column or row. In point of fact, rather than manually putting the SUM formula into a cell, we may use the AutoSum formula to calculate the sum of the values in a far more expedient manner. Within Excel, there is a formula known as AutoSum, which I shall explain below. Excel can automatically compute the total of a column or row of numbers when you ask it to do so.Excel will automatically enter a formula to sum the numbers (one that makes use of the ... Read More

There are situations when the data that you require is scattered across numerous sheets in Microsoft Excel, or even multiple files. How wonderful it would be if you could collect all this data in a single document?When you are in a hurry, you can save time by simply copying and pasting the necessary cells onto the same sheet. However, the amount of time and effort required to complete this task may be quite substantial, depending on the data that you are analyzing. Instead, you could think about some of the more intelligent approaches to complete the same task.In this tutorial, ... Read More

Suppose you have compiled a list of the student’s dates of birth in an Excel spreadsheet, and at this point, you need to figure out how old each one of them is. Excel has a number of useful functions, like DATEDIF and YEARFRAC, that can make it easy to figure out a student’s age based on their birth date.Using the DATEDIF FunctionThe DATEDIF function can convert the birth date to the current age. The general syntax for this is as follows −=DATEDIF(birthdate, TODAY(), "y")Where, Birthdate − The date that corresponds to the student's actual birthday.TODAY() − The current date is ... Read More

When dealing with Excel sheets, filling increment cells is a very regular task to complete. Cells that contain numerical values that are organized in a column according to a predetermined increment value are referred to as increment cells. This might be a series of sequential numbers such as 1, 2, 3, and so on, or it might be a series of numbers with fixed increments such as 12, 14, 16, 18 and so on.In this tutorial, you are going to learn various solutions to automatically increment cells in excel.Using Autofill FunctionUsing the Autofill function, it is possible to automatically fill ... Read More

Changing the dates on a spreadsheet can be a time-consuming process. You can change the dates without having to get out your calendar to count the days or months because you can do so directly in Microsoft Excel by using basic addition or subtraction.Adjusting the dates does not have to be a burden, regardless of whether this is a project schedule with due dates, a budget with dates when bills are due, or an order sheet with shipment dates. You can enter the addition or subtraction, and the new dates will be automatically calculated for you after a few straightforward ... Read More