Excel Tips and Tricks
Modulo Operation in Excel: Getting the Remainder of the Division
In this guide, we will show you how to get division remainders using the modulo operation in Excel. There is a function that is frequently used in mathematical and logical calculations. The MOD function allows you to create distributions, switch mechanisms, and more....
Linear Regression in Excel
This guide will show you how to do linear regression in Excel, but first, let's learn what exactly linear regression is. Download...
Using VBA SpecialCells as an Excel Formula Checker
In complex Excel workbooks, locating cells that contain errors is often a challenging task. This guide aims to simplify this process by demonstrating the use of VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) to highlight formulas within Excel that result in errors. By leveraging...
Use Day Info from Excel Date Data
Working with dates in Excel might sometimes seem tricky, mainly because Excel handles dates in its own unique way, which is different from our usual understanding. Once you get to know how Excel works with dates, you'll find it much easier to use them for your...
CLEAN Function in Excel
The CLEAN function in Excel is a Text formula designed to eliminate "non-printable" characters from a text string. This function proves exceptionally useful when dealing with text imported from external sources that may contain unsupported characters. In this guide,...
How to Prevent Duplicate Data Entry in Excel
To effectively prevent duplicates in Excel, the Data Validation feature paired with the COUNTIF function serves as a robust solution. This guide illustrates how to harness these tools to ensure data integrity by eliminating the chance of duplicate entries....
How to find the nth root of a number using POWER Formula in Excel
Calculating the "Nth Root" of a Number In Algebra, calculating the nth root of a number is efficiently done by raising the number to a fractional power of 1/n. This method, using the caret symbol (^), offers a clearer and more readable approach, especially useful in...
Nested IF Functions in Excel
In Excel, nested IF functions are used when you need to evaluate more than one condition and make decisions based on those multiple conditions. They are particularly useful for complex decision-making where the outcome depends on several different criteria. This...
Add Excel Comments and How to Highlight Them Using VBA?
In this guide, we'll explore a method to highlight Excel comments, making them readily visible efficiently. This technique primarily utilizes Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), a useful tool within Excel. With VBA, we can simplify identifying and managing comments...