Category: Excel

The XLS is the default file type for Excel version 2.0 to Excel 2003. This extension is used by the spreadsheet files generated with the Excel version 2007 onwards. For an Excel file, the current default file extension is XLSX. Also, what are the different versions of Microsoft Excel? Some believe that We know that […]

Academically successful students attend class regularly and are on time. Turn in professional-looking assignments, take advantage of extra credit, use office hours effectively, pay attention in class, stay organized and productive, complete work assignments, and participate in class discussions as well are a couple more items to look into. To excel in high school, stay […]

Now, we can use excel maps to generate fancy maps and map charts for such type of data and that too within a jiffy when your data is ready. Use these map charts whenever you have data in sort of geographical regions such as countries/continents, city, state, postal codes, county, etc. However, it does only […]

So, by default, Excel worksheets are intended to be single-user documents. And we can change that. In the older versions of Excel, there was an option to share a worksheet for multiple users. That has always been there, as an option or button in the Excel ribbon. But nowadays, you can use Excel with multiple […]

Prevent Excel from Removing Leading 0s Creating Custom Number Formats Select the cells you need to change. Open the Format window. Create a custom format. Add leading zeroes. Specify decimal places and trailing zeroes . This begs the question “Why does 0 disappear when typing in Excel?” The most common answer is, so you’ve typed […]

How to Insert a Pivot Table in Excel Click any single cell inside the data set. On the Insert tab, in the Tables group, click Pivot, and table. The following dialog box appears. Select the data and go to the Insert tab; click on pivot tables under the tables section. A dialog box appears. In […]

The dates in Excel are actually stored as numbers, and then formatted to display the date. The default date format for US dates is “m/d/yyyy” (1/27/2016). The dates are referred to as serial numbers in Excel. You will see this in some of the date functions like DAY (), MONTH (), YEAR (), etc. What […]

Handling large volumes of data in Excel —Since Excel 2013, the “Data Model” feature in Excel has provided support for larger volumes of data than the 1M row limit per worksheet. An answer is that but even if an Excel workbook could store that much data, not many desktop computers (or cloud accounts) have enough […]

Here are the steps to open Microsoft Excel file in Google Sheets: Method 1- This involves saving your Excel file to Google Drive first and then accessing it. Now click on ‘File upload’ to upload your Microsoft Excel file. You are now set to edit the uploaded file. All changes will be saved to the […]

A common reason due to which the Excel file won’t open is the “ Dynamic Data Exchange” feature of Microsoft. Its function is to send the instruction to the Microsoft program when you double click on an Excel file. Excel is often more prone to file problems thanother programs that support the same file formats. […]