5 Excel Skills you should have learned in school (but didn't): 📊
Combine Text using "&"
Let's say you have a list of First & Last names you need to combine.
• Select the destination cell
• For our example the function will be:
👉🏻 =A3&" "&B3
• Press "Enter"
It's that easy.
Let's say you have a list of First & Last names you need to combine.
• Select the destination cell
• For our example the function will be:
👉🏻 =A3&" "&B3
• Press "Enter"
It's that easy.
Transpose Data:
Sometimes you have data organized in Rows when you'd rather it be in Columns, or vice-versa.
With the Transpose command, you're only a couple of clicks away.
CTRL or CMD+C to Copy the range of data
Click the arrow next to "Paste"
Select "Transpose"
Done.
Sometimes you have data organized in Rows when you'd rather it be in Columns, or vice-versa.
With the Transpose command, you're only a couple of clicks away.
CTRL or CMD+C to Copy the range of data
Click the arrow next to "Paste"
Select "Transpose"
Done.
Did you know you can paste data from Excel into Word or PowerPoint and...
It will update automatically?
• Copy from Excel
• "Paste Special" in Word
• Select "Paste link"
• MS Excel Worksheet Object
The picture in Word updates as data changes in Excel!
It will update automatically?
• Copy from Excel
• "Paste Special" in Word
• Select "Paste link"
• MS Excel Worksheet Object
The picture in Word updates as data changes in Excel!
Ever wonder how much time has passed between two dates?
With the DATEDIF function, it's easy to find out.
=DATEDIF(A5,B5,"D")
• "A5"=Start date cell
• "B5"=End date cell
• "D"=Time interval value you'd like to see
D=Days
M=Months
Y=Years
Like this:
With the DATEDIF function, it's easy to find out.
=DATEDIF(A5,B5,"D")
• "A5"=Start date cell
• "B5"=End date cell
• "D"=Time interval value you'd like to see
D=Days
M=Months
Y=Years
Like this:
Index Match:
People love combining the INDEX + MATCH functions, and for good reason.
INDEX - Finds a value at a given location within a range.
MATCH - Finds the location of an item within a range.
Put them together, and you're unstoppable.
Here's a quick example:
People love combining the INDEX + MATCH functions, and for good reason.
INDEX - Finds a value at a given location within a range.
MATCH - Finds the location of an item within a range.
Put them together, and you're unstoppable.
Here's a quick example:
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