Category: Excel

By default, Excel is not case-sensitive and this applies to standard lookup formulas like VLOOKUP, XLOOKUP, and INDEX and MATCH. These formulas will simply return the first match, ignoring case. For example, the formula in cell G5 is a standard INDEX and MATCH formula that is not case-sensitive:. How do you compare text in Excel […]

In the drop-down menu, select Unfreeze Panes. If you change a data set or list into a table, Excel will automatically freeze the header row (column headings) so that when you scroll down, the header row will always be locked in place at the top of the table. Click in the data set or list. […]

Google Sheets and Excel are quite similar in terms of formulas and calculations. Many of their features are the same. Both have data in the form of a table or, in other words, rows and columns; the major difference between Excel and Google Sheets is that the latter provides links to the owner to share […]

Although there are many reasons for large Excel files, one of the reasons is easier to manage and it is largely unknown. It relates to files containing one or more Pivot Tables . Pivot Table creates a copy of the source data and saves it in the file. This increases the file size and also […]

As when the cell is in Text format, the cell will not calculate formulas automatically. So, click on the cell and of the Hom e, tab check the Number group > if it displays Text > then change it to General. Possible Reason 1 : This problem often arises because the cells containing the formula […]

Check to see if the “Data Analysis” Tool. Pak is active by clicking on the “Data” tab. Enter your data, or open your data file. Select the “Data” tab, then click “Data Analysis” in the “Analysis” grouping (most likely at or near the far right of Data tab options). Input the dependent (Y) data by […]

Insert a Pivot Table 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. Excel automatically selects the data for you. How to set up Excel pivot table for beginners? To insert a pivot table, execute the following steps., and […]

Click File > Save As, and click Save button in pop-up Save As dialog. Click OK to save excel file to replace the read-only one. While your excel file is read only and you know it is because worksheet and workbook structure is protected, it will be easy or difficult to disable read only. Excel […]

, triplicates First, clear the previous conditional formatting rule. Select the range A1:, c10 On the Home tab, in the Styles group, click Conditional Formatting. Select ‘Use a formula to determine which cells to format’.. Enter the formula = COUNTIF ($A$1:$C$10,A1)=3Select a formatting style and click OK. How to excel spreadsheet formulas? Create a simple […]

Microsoft Excel protection offers several types of passwords: Password to open a document. Password to modify a document. Password to un protect the worksheet. Password to protect workbook. Password to protect the sharing workbook. The electronic spreadsheet was essentially invented in 1979 by software pioneer Dan Bricklin, who started up Software Arts with Bob Frankston […]