Working with growing datasets, we often have to refer to specific cell ranges repeatedly. For calculations, charts, drop-down menus, and conditional formatting, references to cell ranges are created. However, it
Working in Excel does not often mean working in one worksheet. Due to the complexity and large datasets, we are often required to spread the data into multiple worksheets. However,
In Excel, we often need to work with large datasets. And, finding specific data from them is not an easy task. However, users often must extract multiple values based on
Inconsistency cases are one of the major issues when working with imported data in Excel. Having lower cases to the ones that should be in upper, or all CAPS in
While working on time log reports or event data sheets in Excel, users deal with the raw minutes most of the time. This does not become harder to interpret, but
When managing large datasets, users often stumble upon duplicate rows containing different values. For example, the same product can be repeated twice in the sales report with different sales amounts.
Repeated entries in Excel can affect your report and analysis if the duplicate data is not dealt with properly. It does not matter whether you are working with customer details,
Excel, though versatile, often needs to be converted to PDF while sharing reports, printing documents, or presenting financial documents. However, this experience is usually awful, as the users rarely get
Technically, we seldom work with small datasets or single sheets in the real world. We often need to work with multiple Excel sheets in one file for financial summaries, departmental