A macro in Excel is used to automate the process that we use repeatedly. Using macros helps save time by solving the repeated process very rapidly. This article helps you understand how we can assign a hotkey to a specified macro in Excel. Generally, we find macros under the Developer menu in the Excel ribbon. Most systems will not have it. By default, we can add the developer to the Excel ribbon by customising the ribbon. To customise the ribbon, right-click on the ribbon and select "customise ribbon." Then, in the pop-up window, select the checkbox beside "Developer" ... Read More

Filters can be applied to a single sheet in Excel, but applying the filter to multiple sheets at once is not possible by default. But we can make it happen with the help of the VBA application. Read this tutorial to learn how you can apply the same filter to multiple sheets in Excel. Applying a filter is simply gathering data based on a single entity.  Applying the Same Filter to Multiple Sheets In this case, we'll insert a VBA module and then run the code to apply filer. Let us see a simple process to understand ... Read More

Generally, when we try to find a particular sentence, we always try to find it by using the first words of the text, but if we clearly understand the data, we can see most of the sentences will start with the same words, but they always end with different words. So, by searching for sentences using the last words rather than the first words, we can return fewer results than if we used the first words. So, we can list the last words of the sentences using this process. Read this tutorial to learn how you can apply ... Read More

We frequently use the "spell check" feature in Word, but have you ever tried to apply spell check for textboxes in Excel? This is not an inbuilt process for Excel; hence, we need to modify the textbox in order to complete our process. The spell check can’t be applied to normal textboxes; it needs to be an ActiveX command textbox, which will be present under the developer option in Excel. Read this tutorial to understand how you can apply spell check in an Excel textbox. Applying Spell Check in Excel Textbox Here we will first insert ... Read More

When we are using Excel, we want to add different colours to cells to create a design that can improve the neatness of the data. This also makes the excel sheet look nicer and allows for faster data analysis. This article will help you understand how we can apply colour shading to odd or even rows or columns in Excel. This can be done using a simple method in Excel by using conditional formatting and applying different colours. Read this tutorial to learn how you can apply shading to odd or even rows or columns in Excel. ... Read More

We have tried to apply the same formula to multiple cells in Excel many times. This is the most commonly used process in Excel to get the outputs for multiple cells at once. In Excel, there are several methods for applying the same formula to multiple cells; one method is to select multiple cells while using the formula for formatting and data validation. Then the other way of applying the same formula to multiple cells is to drag the result. Then drag in any direction: up, down, left, right, or any combination of these. Read this tutorial to ... Read More

You could have tried to apply the VLOOkUP function to get the values from the right side using the positive numbers, but have you ever tried to get the values from the left side using the VLOOkUP function using the negative values? When we try to use the VLOOKUP for negative values, an error will occur. To solve this problem, we need to apply the VB code to the Excel sheet. Read this tutorial to learn how you can apply negative VLOOKUP to return the value on the left of the key field in Excel. Apply Negative VLOOKUP to ... Read More

Applying a single data validation to the cells in Excel is a very simple and frequently used process, but have you ever tried applying multiple data validations to a single cell at the same time? Read this tutorial to learn a simple way to apply multiple data validation rules in one cell in an Excel worksheet.  Applying Multiple Data Validation in One Cell We will use a single formula to perform multiple data validations. Let's look at a quick way to apply multiple data validations in one cell in Excel. The problem we solve in this article ... Read More

Sometimes in Excel, you want to find the cells with the same data or with approximate data from the existing work sheet. If you try to do that manually, then it will be a very complex and time-consuming process to find them. But we can use a simple function in Excel to complete the work in very little time. Read this tutorial to learn how you can apply fuzzy lookup to find an approximate match result in Excel. We need to use the find function in order to complete the process. You can use the command "CTRL + ... Read More

Applying freeze is only possible for one row at a time in a column, but have you ever tried to apply freeze or unfreeze panes to multiple worksheets at once? This can only be done using the VBA in Excel. Read this tutorial to learn how you can apply freeze or unfreeze panes to multiple Excel worksheets at once. Applying Freeze Panes to Multiple Excel Worksheets at Once Here we will first insert a VBA module and then run the code to freeze the cells. Let's see a simple process to understand how we can apply freeze panes ... Read More