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There are several length measurement criteria, including meter, mile, inch, foot, and foot. The most commonly used metric units are the metre and the mile. When there are any values mentioned in feet, we can change them into multiple metric units. In this tutorial, we will learn how we can convert feet to inches, miles, and meters. In most of the world, metres are the standard metric unit for measuring length. In this article, we will see about two methods: the first is by mathematical calculations, and the other is by using the conversion formulas. Converting Feet to Inches, Miles, ... Read More

Have you ever faced a situation where you needed to create an HTML table for a range of cells or a whole worksheet? Developers in webpages use HTML tables to arrange data in tables. In this article, we'll look at how to convert an Excel sheet or cell into an HTML table. This procedure can be completed using one of two methods: the first is to use "save as, " and the second is to use the formulas. Converting a Sheet or Cells to an HTML Table Using "Save As" Here, we'll resave the sheet with the save as command ... Read More

There are some features that are available in Word but not in Excel. So, when we need to use it, it is mandatory to convert our Excel document to Word. We will learn how to convert an excel file into a Word document in this article. There is no direct way in Excel to convert it to Word directly. So, let's see some tricks to complete our process. Our first process is manually copying the data from Excel into a Word document, and another trick is inserting an object in the file. Converting an Excel File by Copy Paste Here, ... Read More

There are many kinds of formats in Excel, like decimal number, percentage, date, and time. When we need to convert a decimal number to a percentage, we follow some simple steps. A decimal is a type of number with ten as its base value, and a percentage is the portion of the number that describes the ratio or fraction. This tutorial will help you understand how we can convert a decimal to a percentage in Excel. We can complete this process using two methods. The first method is by changing the number format, and the other format is by formatting ... Read More

Usually we are not required to manipulate photographs or images within Excel; yet, judging by the volume of Google searches for this issue, it is evident that people are interested in learning more about how to do so. Creating a user-defined function to verify whether a cell includes an image file is the quickest and easiest technique to accomplish this. This tutorial will walk you through the steps of defining a User Defined Function so that you may check to see if a picture is stored in a particular cell. Or how to use VBA Macro code to determine whether ... Read More

Excel's naming feature makes it simple to make a formula reference to a specific set of cells by providing a name for the range of cells involved. If you have a workbook with a lot of data on the worksheets, designating ranges of cells can make your calculations easier to read and less complex. This is especially helpful if you have a workbook with a lot of data on the worksheets. On the other hand, if your spreadsheet is very large, it's possible that you won't be able to recall which names belong to which regions. When you are creating ... Read More

You have come to the correct spot if you are seeking for some of the simplest ways to verify if a value is present in a list in Excel, and you will find those options in this tutorial. You can use the procedures outlined in this tutorial to easily check out your target value across a vast range of data by following them. You can check a value in the vegetable list below by using the "Find & Replace" function. Just click on the value. The product okra is what we are looking for at this time. Let’s understand step by ... Read More

We have two numbers and a value, and we want to determine whether or not the value is in between the two numbers that we have been provided. In order to proceed with this topic, we need to utilise the AND logical operator in a way that satisfies both of the prerequisites. The AND logical operator examines a number of circumstances and returns the value TRUE only if all of those conditions are met; otherwise, it returns the value FALSE. The two conditions that required to be checked are as follows: the value must be greater than the smaller of ... Read More

If you have a huge worksheet that already has some formulas in it, and you now want to find out or check to see if any of the cells include formulas, you can do any of those things. Checking If Cells Contain Formulas with Function Excel provides a variety of formulas that might assist you in making productive use of the data you've collected. One way to get an output is to determine whether or not a cell satisfies a certain set of criteria and then act accordingly. For the time being, we will be concentrating on a function that ... Read More

Excel's Pivot Chart does not allow users to modify the data source it uses. Having said that, you may come across situations where you will need to alter the data source of a pivot chart. This tutorial will show you how to alter the data source of a pivot chart in Excel, as well as how to edit the axis labels and legends of a pivot chart in Excel. Changing a Pivot Chart’s Axis/Legends in Excel Within Excel's Filed List, altering or editing the Pivot Chart's axis and legends is actually fairly straightforward and simple to do. You also have ... Read More