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In this article, users will be able to understand the process of changing the font size based on the provided values. This article briefs two common examples to demonstrate the required task. Benefits of learning this task − It increases the readability of data by adjusting the font size. This ensures that the text becomes easy to read. Increasing the font size can be helpful for individuals with visual issues or when user wants to display the content on large screens or projectors. The font size allows the user to create a visual emphasis and establish a hierarchy of ... Read More

In this article, users can quickly calculate the square root of a value in Excel. With the help of SQRT() function, the manual computation of deriving the square root of large numbers may be eliminated and save the user time. Two examples will be illustrated; both the provided examples calculate the square root provided for the specified value. The first example uses the user-defined formula to solve the provided task. The user needs to viably provide the proper address of the cell inside the SQRT() function to generate an accurate result. The second example uses the Kutools. Example 1: ... Read More

It is sometimes necessary to insert a line break in Excel to show the entire string inside the cell because the texts are too long to fit inside a cell without spilling out the ends, which looks messy and unattractive. Representing the contents of the particular in various lines instead of one long line is known as "wrapping text". With the help of wrapping text, the users would be capable to eliminate the "truncated column" impact and enhance the readability of the text and printing compatibility. It also assures the users in managing a column that have constant value in ... Read More

In this article, users would easily look up the first non-zero value in a row and obtain the corresponding column header. One example is showcased in this article that facilitates efficient solutions for working with data in Excel. By using the combination of the INDEX and MATCH functions in Excel, the provided formula allows the user to determine the column header associated with the first non-zero value in a specific row. By adjusting the ranges to match the data, the user can apply this formula across multiple rows or ranges, helping the user to analyze and process data based on ... Read More

Sometimes, in Excel the user wants to extract data for the provided task, the extraction will be from right to left. For example, if a cell contains data “Ana Ban” then the extracted string will be “Ban”. To demonstrate the formula used to accomplish this task will provide a simple example. All explanations are guided in a detailed stepwise manner. The first example guides the process of using the formula to perform the same task. Example 1: To pull or extract characters from right to left in a cell until a space is reached in excel by using the ... Read More

Printing worksheets without fill color in Excel ensures that the printed copies are clear and legible, without the distraction of background colors. Whether users have applied fill colors to cells or used conditional formatting, removing the fill color before printing can enhance the readability of the printed document. By following a few simple steps, the user can ensure that the available worksheets are printed without any background colors, allowing the data and content to take center stage. This helps maintain a professional and organized appearance when sharing or presenting your Excel worksheets in hard copy format. This explanation will allow ... Read More

Worksheets without any blank rows mean an Excel sheet that does not contains any blank row. But while mapping any data to reality the same thing is not possible. So, it is better to remove the blank rows from Excel before printing the worksheets. The same task can be done in two ways, first method is to remove the blank rows, from the Excel sheet by using the VBA code, while the second method describes the process of using kutools to perform the same task. This article provides two general examples, to demonstrate the process of achieving the same task, ... Read More

In Microsoft Excel, a formula can be defined as an expression that performs calculations, manipulates data, or returns a specific value based on the inputs provided. Formulas in Excel typically start with an equal sign (=) and can contain a combination of numbers, operators, functions, cell references, and constants. To understand more precisely consider the below given Excel formula elements: Numbers: these values can be directly written in a formula. An example includes any number such as 5, 1. 5, -3, etc. Operators: these can be defined as the mathematical symbols used to perform calculations. Examples include addition (+), ... Read More

In this article, the user will learn the process of locking and protecting some selected cells in Excel. Locking and protecting nonempty cells in a selected range with the "Protect Sheet" feature in spreadsheet applications like Excel or Google Sheets provides an additional layer of security to prevent accidental or unauthorized modifications to important data. By using the "Protect Sheet" feature and locking selected cells, the user can add an extra level of control and safeguard to the user spreadsheet, promoting data integrity, collaboration, and data security. In this article, two examples are provided. The first example, allow the ... Read More

The "+" sign to the left of the row numbers will display your compressed rows when you click on it. By doing this, the rows will be expanded so that one can see the embedded data. Simply select the "-" symbol to expand the rows once more. Click Collapse to make the present item's details invisible. Click Collapse Entire Field to conceal the details for every object in a field. Click Expand Entire Field to view the details for every object in a field. In this article, the user will expand or collapse the items in a pivot ... Read More