The Excel Advanced Filter function gives you flexibility
Advanced Filter allows you to generate a unique list of items and extract those items to another place in your worksheet or workbook.
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Cleaning and joining data using Excel’s Power Query
This month’s column shows how to clean and join data using Excel’s Power Query.
How Excel COUNTIF function saves time when analyzing final grades
When analyzing grades (especially for a large class) the COUNTIF function in Excel can be extremely helpful.
Add Favorites to the Ribbon
You can add all your favorite or frequently used Excel features in one tab on your Ribbon.
Print comments and notes in one place
It is very simple to view and print all the notes and comments within an Excel worksheet in one place.
Use Clipboard history to easily paste multiple items
You can access and paste the last 25 items that you copied from Excel and other Microsoft Office applications.
Eliminate asterisks from data in Excel
One of the easiest ways to remove specific text, letters, or symbols from an Excel spreadsheet is to use the Find and Replace feature.
Use the Camera tool in Excel to create dynamic screenshots
The Camera tool is a handy function that allows you and your students to see how part of one spreadsheet changes in real time when you make changes to another.
2 ways to recover unsaved Excel files
The good news is that, most of the time, your file can be recovered. You just have to know where to find it.
Format column headings in Excel to make them easier to read
Learn three simple formatting tricks to make column headings – or other cells – more readable in Excel.
Excel depreciation advice; risk management lessons learned
Hear more on calculation of depreciation in Excel from a Technology Q&A author, and hear from a risk management expert on what organizations have learned in the past year.
Excel depreciation methods, part 1
Kelly L. Williams, CPA, Ph.D., explains four depreciation functions, which have three required arguments in common: cost, salvage, and life.
Excel depreciation methods, part 2
Kelly L. Williams, CPA, Ph.D., explains four more depreciation methods and offers two examples.
8 ways to calculate depreciation in Excel
The first section explains straight-line, sum-of-years’ digits, declining-balance, and double-declining-balance depreciation. The second section covers the remaining depreciation methods.
See descriptive statistics in Excel
Learn how to use Excel to quickly calculate basic descriptive statistics for a dataset, including mean, standard deviation, minimums, and maximums.
