Conditional Formatting Not Working in Excel
Conditional Formatting allows you to add a visual layer to your dataset and make it easier to understand. You can use it to quickly highlight cells that satisfy the specified conditions (such as...
View ArticlePrevent Duplicate Entries in Excel
When doing data entry work in Excel, you may want to prevent entering duplicate entries in a column or a range of cells. Thankfully, there is a feature in Excel that allows you to do precisely this –...
View ArticleName Box in Excel
Among the many awesome features in Excel, Name Box doesn’t get talked about enough. While it looks like a simple name box (just like its name says), there are some cool things you can do with it. In...
View ArticleHow to Remove (Disable) Add-Ins in Excel?
Excel add-ins are helpful when you want to enhance the functionalities in Excel and do things not available by default. Sometimes, you may even have to install and use third-party add-ins. While...
View ArticleSUM Based on Partial Text Match in Excel (SUMIF)
Excel has the SUMIF and SUMIFS functions that allow you to add a range of cells based on one or more criteria. And sometimes, you may want to get the sum of cells based on partial match in the dataset....
View ArticleCopy Visible Cells Only in Excel
When you’re working with the data set that has hidden rows, and you select and copy the cells in this dataset, it is going to copy the visible cells as well as the hidden cells. That’s the default...
View ArticlePaste into Filtered Column (Skipping Hidden Cells) in Excel
Excel is an amazing spreadsheet tool, but there are some things that drive me crazy. One such thing is when you need to copy and paste data into a column with filtered rows. Excel would paste this data...
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