There are times where you will want to print from any number of applications on your computer. This includes Microsoft Excel. The software allows you to not only create spreadsheets but also labels. If you have several labels you need to produce, whether for mailing or for personal identification, you will want to generate the … Read more
I’ve Heard of Excel, But I Don’t Know What It IsExcel is like that one coworker whose name you never learned until it was too late to ask. You’ve seen Excel around. Maybe you’ve seen it on a job description or you know it as the little green icon on your computer you never click.Image … Read more
A Microsoft Excel spreadsheet’s primary function is organizing any data set into manageable rows and columns that can be easily viewed, searched, and arranged. Here, we will show you how to delete duplicates in Excel easily. Because of the way Excel organizes this data, it should be easy to manipulate, whether this means changing your … Read more
If you have a large database of information, it can be difficult to make sense of all those names numbers. The Excel SUM formula lets you focus on specific categories within an Excel worksheet and come up with subtotals that can help you to spot trends and patterns in your data. Read on to find … Read more
Excel makes it easy to figure out the average of a group of numbers, no matter how large or small. It makes it easier for you to analyze important data. You will learn how to use Excel’s “average” function right here. Most of us are familiar with average values. They offer a great way, to … Read more
Ready to hone your skills in working with Excel spreadsheets for a more organized workflow? Start with learning how to move columns in Excel. This especially helps with columns containing large swaths of data. Columns, rows, and cells are perhaps the three most recognizable features of Excel. They provide the window in which to view, … Read more
A long time ago I was doing some reading on how you write and publish blog posts. One suggestion that helps me is the 24-hour rule. And that is to finish your post and then wait 24 hours before reading it one-last-time. After all, a blog post is going to be public, out there on … Read more
I sold my 15″ MacBook Pro yesterday and am waiting on a 21.5″ iMac to arrive in 2-3 weeks. So no more adventures with Excel 2011 for a bit. Time to dust off the Dell desktop and reacquaint myself with the “real” Excel. That of the Windows variety. I’m putting Excel 2003 in my rear … Read more
I’d like to thank everyone who has left a comment on this blog within the past year. It’s been a privilege to interact with some of you. When I started this blog a couple of years ago, I was partially employed. Consequently I had lots of time to spend learning how to write blog posts … Read more