Using the ROUND Functions in Microsoft Excel
Rounding numbers in Excel can simplify data presentation and ensure accuracy in your calculations. Here’s how to use the four key round...
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Shrinking Text to Fit a Cell in Microsoft Excel
Shrinking text in Excel is a helpful feature that ensures the content fits within the cell without altering its size or layout. Here's ...
Highlighting Values Above or Below Average in Excel
Using conditional formatting in Excel to highlight values above, below, or equal to the average is a great way to quickly visualize tre...
Splitting and Extracting Text in Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Excel offers several text functions that are useful for extracting, splitting, and manipulating text. These functions, introd...
Combining, Reshaping, and Resizing Arrays in Excel
Excel's new array functions, introduced in August 2022, give users greater flexibility in manipulating data ranges. These functions all...
Using the IFS Function in Microsoft Excel
The IFS function in Excel is an excellent tool for evaluating multiple conditions at once, without the complexity of nested IF statemen...
Excel’s New Feature for Speeding Up Spreadsheets
Microsoft is introducing a Check Performance feature in Excel to help improve spreadsheet performance by identifying and removing unnec...
Finding Circular References in Microsoft Excel
A circular reference in Excel happens when a cell's formula refers to itself either directly or indirectly, creating an endless loop th...
12 Default Excel Settings You Should Change
If you find yourself frequently adjusting the same settings in Excel, you can save time and effort by customizing the default preferenc...
Removing Dotted Lines in Microsoft Excel
Dotted lines in Excel can appear unexpectedly, but they usually have a specific cause, and it’s easy to remove them. Let’s go over why ...
Freezing Multiple Rows in Microsoft Excel
Freezing multiple rows in Excel is a great way to keep headers or other important information visible as you scroll through your spread...
Inserting Data from a Picture in Excel (Windows)
If you have data from a physical source that you'd like to add to Excel, you can simply take a photo of it, save it to your computer, a...