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A protected workbook is one that cannot be edited without authenticating the person who created it. But we can also allow certain users to edit cells in Excel without entering the password for the workbook. For allowing certain users to edit cell ranges in Excel, we can use a simple process, which is highlighted in this tutorial. Allowing Certain Users to Edit Cells Range Here, we will first protect the sheet and allow editing of the range. Let us see a simple process to know how we can allow certain users to edit cells in Excel. Step 1 Let us ... Read More

When we have data with a column of numbers and the $ symbol, it is critical that all of the dollar symbols align to the left of the data. Aligning the data means simply keeping the dollar signs of all values in the column on top of each other; aligning dollar signs left to the cells in Excel will help us understand the values without confusion. In this tutorial, let's understand how we can align the dollar signs to the left in Excel. Aligning the Dollar Signs Left in Excel Here, we format the cells to complete our task. Let ... Read More

When we type or copy the data that contains floating-point numbers or decimal numbers, the default alignment makes the data look very messy, and it is a very complex process to understand the data. It also looks very ugly in Excel. There is a solution for this problem. The solution is to align the data based on the decimal point. That is, the data is shown in such a way that all the decimal points in the sheet will be exactly on top of each other in every cell. Aligning a Column of Numbers by Decimal Point Here we ... Read More

A bubble chart in Excel is one of the types of scatter charts used in Excel. The bubble chart represents the data points in the form of bubbles, and the size of the bubble depends on the occupancy we mentioned in the data set. In a bubble chart, the graph uses both the X and Yaxes to represent the position of the bubbles on the chart. In this tutorial, let's take a look at a quick way to change the size of the bubbles in an Excel bubble chart. Adjusting the Bubble Size in a Bubble Chart First, we'll make ... Read More

In Excel, a bar graph is a type of chart that represents data by placing bars vertically in the graph. We can analyse the difference between the many values using the bar graphs. We occasionally believe that the width of the bar graph is too narrow and wish to change it. In this tutorial, we will show a simple way to change the width of the bars in a bar graph in Excel. Adjusting a Bar Chart to Make the Bars Wider First, we'll make the chart, and then we'll change the bar width from the formatted data series. ... Read More

When we want to combine the data of many cells into one cell, we can use the concept of formulas in Excel. We can add the data of two or more cells into one cell in one of two ways: by using the keyword CONCAT or by using the "&" symbol in Excel. In general, we use this method to create data sets or person details. In this tutorial, let's understand the concepts behind adding words or texts from different cells together in Excel. Add Words/Texts from Different Cells Together Using "&" Here, we will first use the formula to ... Read More

A unit is a measure of any value. For example, we measure mass in units of grams or kilobars. For each measure, there can be multiple units to measure it. We can't specify the measure for any value unless we have units. In general, we will try to represent every value in the same category with the same unit in Excel. Using the same units throughout the whole document helps to easily perform any calculations. We can add units to cells in Excel using two methods: using the format and using a formula. Adding Units to Cells Using "&" Here ... Read More

Trailing zeroes are the zeroes that can be added after the number, which do not affect the value of the number. Some of the cases where we use trailing zeroes are when we calculate the mathematical values. In these cases, we can add the trailing zeroes after the dot in floating point numbers, which will not change the value of the number. The primary purpose of using trailing zeroes is to ensure that all of the numbers in the data have the same number of digits. not zeros; we can add any number after the number using this same process. ... Read More

Sometimes we may have to copy the data from an Excel sheet to a Notepad file. If we directly copy the data in Excel into Notepad, the whole thing will look very clumsy. So, before copying the data, we have to add trailing spaces for every cell in excel, then we can copy the data to notepad. Trailing spaces are nothing but the empty space after the line without any character after the space, so let us see a simple process to add trailing spaces to the Excel cells. Add Trailing Spaces to Text in Excel Here, we will first ... Read More

A stacked column chart in Excel is a basic chart that allows part-to-whole comparisons at one time. In this type of chart, the data labels are kept on top of each other to form a single bar for each graph data variable. A stacked column chart helps to understand the graph over time because it is easy to compare total colour length. In this tutorial, let's look at a quick way to add the total data label to a stacked column chart. Adding Total Labels to a Stacked Column Chart in Excel Here we will first create the stacked column ... Read More