We all make use of excel when working with a large dataset, and most often, the data is not formatted in the way that we want. In fact, it is rare for you to work with data that does not require editing. There are several methods for adding and removing data from excel, and they
Thank God for copy/pasting, where would we be without it? Some of us like to Ctrl+C/Ctrl+V everything, including Excel formulas. There's just a little problem though – cell referencing changes when you copy cells with formulas, which can set things completely out of whack. This is how to copy cell values and formulas without changing
If you need to compare cell values in three different columns, you likely realize that it is a different game altogether compared to when you're only dealing with 2 columns. The standard formulas may or may not work depending on the data's complexity and the desired results, but we will help you do just that.
Sometimes you may get data attached to some other data that you don't require. Luckily, Excel allows you to get rid of the extra characters. In this tutorial, we are going to look at how you can eliminate the last 4 characters. Apart from removing the last characters, you can also remove the first characters
Sometimes you have data containing characters you don't need in Excel. They can either exist before or after your data. Deleting these characters is easy by following these techniques. You can delete the first 5 characters by using the right function or using the VB code editor. Let us look see how you can you
Microsoft Excel is a handy tool for analytics experts. One of the most regular actions in arithmetics is the rounding of numbers. Excel is embedded with several functions that you can use to round numbers. Excel contains both the ROUNDUP and the ROUNDDOWN functions. Financial analysts harness the functions to round up numbers to a
Working on excel is indeed a great experience. A plethora of mathematical operations can be carried out using excel. Virtually all operations have their unique formula, and all the cells have their specific formulas. Imagine working on an excel spreadsheet, and you mistakenly delete a cell, or you mistakenly press a button. This can cause
Excel has a wide range of functions and tricks. If you are a regular Excel user, I'm sure you will stumble on a mix of numbers and texts. This can be quite confusing, especially if you were to work on specific figures. You are bound to experience this if you're working with exported data. Of
Excel is a very potent tool in business analysis. It contains many formulas, but these formulas do not show up after you hit the enter button. Instead, it will display the result while the formula will disappear. Excel is designed to work this way, but it may not augur well for you if you want
