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Tag Archives: Microsoft 365
Speed Up Your Work Using Macros in Excel
The thing about Excel is you can have the same old tasks to do day after day. Import some data, then format it to look like the data the previous day and the day before that, then create a chart, … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, Uncategorized
Tagged excel, macro, macros, Microsoft 365, microsoft excel, record macro, vba, visual basic for applications
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Creating a Gantt Chart in Excel
Of course there is the brilliant program MS Project for project management but perhaps you need to do something a bit quick and not as involved as what you can do with MS Project. Well you could have a go … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, Microsoft 365
Tagged excel tutorial, gantt chart, learn excel, Microsoft 365, microsoft excel, project management, project tasks, tasks
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PowerPoint’s Rehearse with Coach to Help You Present Better
I think we all want to know that we keeping our audience engaged when we are doing our PowerPoint presentation. So how many of you rehearse your presentation either in our heads or out loud? Now if you do rehearse … Continue reading
How to Use AutoFill in Excel without Changing the Formatting
One of the many tools in Excel that speeds up how you work is Fill, used to be called AutoFill way back, it is how you can quickly make a series or copy values or formulas by simply clicking and … Continue reading
Excel: Using the MAX() and MIN() Functions
Want to find the highest or lowest values in the a range in Excel? Then there are two functions that are easy to use to do that. They are MAX(), for finding the highest, or maximum value, and you guessed … Continue reading
How to Use Consolidate Data in Microsoft Excel
If you have data spread out over multiple workbooks or worksheets you might want to have them all in one place on one sheet. Rather than having to copy and paste you can do this using the Excel feature Consolidate … Continue reading
How to Use Excel Flash-fill
Excel has many wonderful features but this is one of my favourites. Its called Flash-fill. It might be easier to watch the video but will try and explain it. If you have a list of data and need to say … Continue reading
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Tagged autofill, excel autofill, excel data, excel list, excel tip, excel tutorial, flash fill, flash-fill, flashfill, learn excel, Microsoft 365, microsoft excel, office 365
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How to Remove Duplicates in an Excel List
If you have created lists in Excel you might have thought to check if it has any duplicates. It could be data you’ve imported or data that has been entered. Perhaps you have shared the spreadsheet and you want to … Continue reading