In the world of spreadsheet software, Excel has long reigned as the go-to tool for crunching numbers and analyzing data. But what of you had a smart assistant helping you navigate Excel's vast capabilities, giving you expert advice and quick insights. Continue reading
Are you feeling overwhelmed by the never-ending flood of emails? Enter Copilot in Outlook – an AI-powered virtual assistant that helps you manage your emails more efficiently and effectively. Continue reading
One of the most common tasks in Excel is to look up values in a table based on some criteria. In the past, Excel users relied on the VLOOKUP function for this job. However, it had its fair share of limitations, leading savvy Excel enthusiasts to craft a more resilient solution using the INDEX MATCH combination. Continue reading
If you work with Excel, you probably know how useful the VLOOKUP function is. But did you know that there is a newer and more powerful function called XLOOKUP that can do even more? In this tutorial, we will compare these two functions and see how they differ in syntax, functionality and performance. Continue reading
In Excel, there's this awesome function called XLOOKUP, which makes it really easy to find specific values in your tables. And guess what? It doesn't just look for one thing, it can also search using different conditions, so you can get exactly what you need from your data. Continue reading
In today's professional world where people rely on email communication for various purposes, email writing is a vital skill. Whether you are sending a proposal, follow-up, meeting invite, or thank-you note, you want to make sure your message is clear, concise, and courteous. Continue reading
Ever wish there was a better way to keep in touch with your favorite people? Outlook email groups can facilitate your communication with work pals, project partners, or your weekend squad. Just create a group, add your contacts, and boom – you're ready to send emails with a single click. Continue reading
In the modern digital era, our inboxes are essential hubs for both work and personal communications. Unfortunately, they often become cluttered with unwanted messages from unknown senders, annoying newsletters, unwelcome solicitations, or even potential phishing attempts. To safeguard yourself from online threats and scams, it's important to keep these suspicious messages out of your inbox. Continue reading
Picture this: you've just performed some useful task in your worksheet, such as typing in numbers or formatting cells. Now, here's the exciting part - you can easily do that exact same thing with a simple keyboard shortcut. Continue reading
As you work on complex spreadsheets in Excel, you may find yourself making changes, undoing them, and sometimes needing to re-apply your actions again. The Redo function is a handy feature that allows you to reverse the effects of an "undo" and restore your spreadsheet to a specific point in time. Continue reading
If you're getting unwanted emails from certain people, a good way to stop them is by blocking those irrelevant and annoying senders. This helps to get rid of harmful messages and keeps your inbox clutter-free. Continue reading
In today's digital age, online communication has evolved far beyond mere words. We've found creative ways to express our emotions, humor, and personality by using small images known as "emojis" or "smileys". Microsoft Outlook has adapted to this trend, letting us incorporate emojis into emails. Continue reading
Microsoft Excel is a powerful spreadsheet application that can handle various types of data, but sometimes, you need to quickly get insights from your without diving deep into complex functions and formulas. That's where the Quick Analysis tool comes into play. Continue reading
In the previous article, we laid the groundwork by introducing the basics of Power Query. Now, it’s time to put it to use in real-world scenarios. Continue reading
Here's the conundrum - how can we import, transform, and analyze data in Excel without spending hours on manual manipulations? The solution is Power Query, an invaluable tool for any data analyst, saving hours of time, reducing manual errors, and transforming an unruly informational chaos into a harmonious symphony of insights. Continue reading
When you're using Excel to manage project deadlines, schedule appointments, or analyze data trends, it's often handy to know the day of the week for specific dates. Excel has a variety of tools to help you figure this out. Continue reading
Microsoft Excel is a fantastic tool for working with numbers, but it can become challenging when it comes to counting specific words in your spreadsheets. If you've ever struggled with Excel's complex formulas for this task, there's an effective solution - creating a custom function that makes text frequency analysis a breeze. Continue reading
Do you think your Google Sheets table will do better if you switch columns and rows? Well, you've come to the right place then :) Today, we'll transpose! Continue reading
If you frequently work with extensive spreadsheets, you've likely encountered a scenario where Excel becomes irresponsive or stops working when trying to select numerous cells at once. You may have also experienced the frustration of losing unsaved changes in your workbook. Continue reading
Have you ever faced the challenge of extracting specific words from text within an Excel cell? Getting the first or last word can be relatively easy using built-in Excel functions. However, extracting an arbitrary word from the middle of a sentence can be much more complex. Continue reading
In this blog post, we delve into the various techniques and features available to customize your Google Docs. Follow these tips and tricks to be well on your way to creating documents that convey your content effectively and look polished and visually captivating. Continue reading
In Excel graphs, you're used to having one horizontal and one vertical line to display your data. But things can get a bit tricky when you're dealing with different types of data, like numbers and percentages, or when you want to compare two sets of data that don't quite match up in terms of time or size. This is where a second axis comes into play. Continue reading
In the world of data analysis, Excel stands as a powerful tool that offers various features to optimize complex tasks. One such task is extracting specific content from a cell, a technique that can prove invaluable in managing and presenting data efficiently. Continue reading
When dealing with multi-line data in Excel, you may come across scenarios where you need to omit the first line of text from a cell. This could be to remove headers or unnecessary information from imported data, clean up data for analysis, or simply extract relevant information. Continue reading
Whether you're a seasoned Excel user who has been navigating spreadsheets for years or just starting to explore its capabilities, knowing how to correct mistakes without unnecessary hassle is essential. Excel's Undo function is like a safety net, allowing you to backtrack and make adjustments without fear of losing vital information or wasting time. Continue reading
Excel, the go-to spreadsheet software for data enthusiasts and professionals, offers several methods to select columns based on specific criteria. While many are familiar with the standard techniques, there exist lesser-known but more efficient variations to accomplish this task. Continue reading
If you've ever found yourself frustrated with the time-consuming task of manually selecting specific rows in Excel worksheets, you're not alone. In the fast-paced world of business, efficiency is key, and every minute counts. Continue reading
Efficiency is the name of the game when it comes to Excel. Selecting rows and columns might seem like a small task, but it opens the door to endless possibilities for data transformation and customization. Continue reading
Whichever task you undertake in Excel, be it data analysis, modeling, or report generation, the first step is always selecting cells. Excel offers a myriad of features to help you work with multiple cells simultaneously, target specific areas, or exclude certain data points. Continue reading
Excel not displaying sum, average or count in the status bar can be a frustrating issue, especially when you rely on these calculations for your work. There are several potential causes for this problem, and in this article, we will explore the common issues and provide solutions to get the necessary calculations back on track. Continue reading