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TIME SAVING EXCEL TIPS & TUTORIALS

I am Steve Scott and I regularly write about easy to follow how-to tutorials
about Excel spreadsheets. I started this website as a side project to document
some of the cool things I was learning in MS Excel, and now I am so happy that
it reaches thousands on Excel learners every day.

Remember, Excel is not just a software – it’s a skill that can significantly
boost your productivity and career. So dive in, explore the tutorials, and happy
Excelling!


POPULAR EXCEL ARTICLES




HOW TO ADD TEXT TO THE BEGINNING OR END OF ALL CELLS IN EXCEL

There may be instances where you need to add the same text to all cells in a
column. You might need to add a particular

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HOW TO CONVERT DATE TO DAY OF WEEK IN EXCEL?

When working with date-specific information, there might be instances where you
need to find the day of the week corresponding to a date. For example,

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MULTIPLE IF STATEMENTS IN EXCEL (NESTED IFS, AND/OR) WITH EXAMPLES

We use the IF statement in Excel to test one condition and return one value if
the condition is met and another if the condition

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HOW TO COMPARE TWO COLUMNS IN EXCEL (USING VLOOKUP & IF)

When you’re working with data in Excel, sooner or later you will have to compare
data. This could be comparing two columns or even data

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HOW TO FILL BLANK CELLS WITH VALUE ABOVE IN EXCEL?

Sometimes, you may have a dataset where there are empty/blank cells in a dataset
that should have been filled with the same value. Below is

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USING IF FUNCTION WITH DATES IN EXCEL (EASY EXAMPLES)

The IF function is one of the most useful Excel functions. It is used to test a
condition and return one value if the condition

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HOW TO ENTER SEQUENTIAL NUMBERS IN EXCEL?

Sequential numbers are an ordered list of consecutive numbers. It can sometimes
be needed to have your rows numbered with sequential numbers. For example, if

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HOW TO STRIKETHROUGH IN EXCEL (5 WAYS + SHORTCUTS)

While strikethrough is mostly used in Office applications such as Microsoft Word
or Outlook, a lot of users also use it in Excel. One common

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XLS VS. XLSX FILES – WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?

When working with Microsoft Excel, you might have come across two different file
formats, namely XLS and XLSX. Understanding the difference between these two
formats

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LATEST EXCEL ARTICLES




EXCEL VS ACCESS – ULTIMATE COMPARISON GUIDE

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by endless rows of data or struggled to make
sense of complex datasets? You’re not alone. Microsoft Excel and Access

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DATABASE VS SPREADSHEET

In the digital age, data management is more crucial than ever. Businesses and
organizations thrive on their ability to organize, analyze, and secure their
data.

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USING VLOOKUP APPROXIMATE MATCH IN EXCEL (EXAMPLES)

Using VLOOKUP Approximate Match – Examples The VLOOKUP Function is, arguably,
one of the most useful built-in Excel functions. It allows you to search for

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REMOVE NEGATIVE SIGN IN EXCEL

Are you Working on an Excel spreadsheet and wondering how to get rid of negative
signs? I often need to do this when working on

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HOW TO COPY A PIVOT TABLE IN EXCEL?

At times, we need to copy Pivot Tables in Excel for different reasons.
Sometimes, you might want an exact copy, including all the Pivot Table

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SEARCH VS FIND FUNCTION IN EXCEL

When working with text data in Microsoft Excel, you often need to locate
specific characters or substrates within a larger string. In such situations,
Excel

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