How to Add New Line in Excel Cell – 4 Easy Methods
Add new line in Excel cell lets you type on multiple lines within the same cell. Instead of having all the text in one long line, you can split it up to make it easier…
Calculate Percentage in Excel – 4 Easy and Quickest ways
Introduction Calculate Percentage in Excel :-The term “per cent” comes from the Latin per centum, meaning “by the hundred.” A percentage is a way to show a part of something out of 100. You can…
Linear regression analysis in Excel
The tutorial teaches you the basics of regression analysis and shows a few ways to do linear regression in Excel.
Imagine this: you have a lot of data and need to predict next year’s sales for your company. You’ve found many factors that could affect the sales, maybe even hundreds. But how do you know which ones really matter? You can use regression analysis in Excel. It will help answer this and other questions, like: Which factors are important and which ones don’t matter? How connected are these factors? And how confident can you be in your predictions?”
Unhide Cells in Excel – 5 Easy Methods
Unhide Cells in Excel means you’ve probably hidden a row, column, or worksheet before to focus on important data. But what if you need to see those hidden parts again? Don’t worry—Excel makes it easy…
How to use Goal Seek in Excel for What-If analysis
This tutorial shows how to use Goal Seek in Excel 365 – 2010 to get the result you want by changing an input value.
What-If Analysis is one of Excel’s most powerful but least understood features. Simply put, it lets you try out different scenarios and see possible outcomes. In other words, it helps you see how changes affect your data without actually changing the real data. In this tutorial, we’ll focus on one of Excel’s What-If Analysis tools—Goal Seek
How to create a Histogram chart in Excel
This guide shows three easy ways to make a histogram in Excel: using the built-in Histogram tool, formulas, or a PivotTable. Even though making charts is usually simple, histograms can be tricky. But in newer versions of Excel, it’s easy to create one in just a few steps. Let’s explore each method in detail.
How to Insert DEGREE Symbol in Excel
You need to know how to insert and use the degree symbol in a cell.
Let me explain why this is important. Yesterday, I was working with temperature data, and it was crucial to use the degree symbol to indicate Celsius and Fahrenheit.
How to use Solver in Excel with examples
This tutorial shows how to add and find the Solver tool in different versions of Excel, from 2016 to 2003. It includes simple examples on how to use Excel Solver to solve linear programming problems and other types of challenges.
How to use IFERROR Function in Excel
This tutorial explains how to use the IFERROR function in Excel to catch and handle errors. It shows you how to replace errors with a blank cell, a different value, or a custom message. You’ll also learn how to use IFERROR with functions like VLOOKUP and INDEX MATCH, and how it compares to other error-checking functions like IF ISERROR and IFNA
Unprotect Excel Worksheet – 4 easy methods
Want to learn how to unprotect Excel worksheet? Follow this simple guide to master this important skill in Excel. You can protect an Excel worksheet with or without a password. This helps keep your data…
How to Convert Inches to Centimeters
In this tutorial, we’ll learn how to convert inches to Centimeters, and millimeters. A millimeters is one-tenth of a centimeter. You can easily do these conversions in Excel using formulas. Let’s see how it works.
Offset Function in Excel
In this tutorial, we’re going to explore one of the most intriguing features in Excel: the OFFSET function.
So, what is the OFFSET function in Excel? Simply put, OFFSET gives you a reference to a range of cells that’s moved from a starting point by a certain number of rows and columns.
Bullet Points in Excel – 4 Easy Ways
Today, I’ll show you how to add bullet points in Excel with simple steps and clear images, so you can easily highlight key points in your Excel reports for better clarity and readability. Bullet points…
How to calculate CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) in Excel
The tutorial explains what the Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) is and shows how to create a clear and easy-to-understand formula for calculating CAGR in Excel.
How to Print Gridlines in Excel – 3 Easy and Quickiest Way
If you want to print your Excel spreadsheets with gridlines, this guide is for you. Adding gridlines makes your data easier to read and gives your spreadsheet a clean, organized look. In this post, we’ll…
How to Delete Blank Rows in Excel – 6 Easy Methods
Blank rows in Excel can be a real hassle, making it harder to move around and work with your data. But don’t worry—there are plenty of easy ways to get rid of these unwanted rows….
Strikethrough in Excel – 4 Easy Ways
What is Strikethrough in Excel? Strikethrough in Excel is a feature that lets you draw a line through text. It’s like crossing something out, usually to show that it’s no longer needed or has been…
How to Create a heat map in Excel with or without numbers
Excel has built-in options to make graphs, it doesn’t have a heat map feature. However, you can quickly and easily create a heat map in Excel using conditional formatting.
Excel named range – how to define and use names in Excel
This tutorial explains what an Excel name is and shows you how to define a name for a cell, range, constant, or formula. You’ll also learn how to edit, filter, and delete defined names in Excel.
Excel names are a bit of a paradox: they’re one of the most useful features, but many people find them unnecessary or too technical. That’s because few users truly understand what Excel names can do. This tutorial will not only teach you how to create a named range in Excel but also show you how this feature can make your formulas easier to write, read, and reuse.
How to Insert Data from Picture in Excel – Quick and Easy (6-steps)
If you have data on paper that you want to add to Excel, you can take a photo of it, save the photo to your computer, and upload the data into Excel. This saves time…
How to Split Cells in Excel?
Microsoft Excel helps you organize and work with data in many ways. When you have a lot of information or need to break it into parts, splitting cells is very useful. Splitting cells means taking the content of one cell and dividing it into multiple cells. This can be especially helpful for separating names, addresses, or other data that are combined in one cell. Learn how to split cells in Excel using its built-in functions and formulas.