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In October 2008, I have started an ambitious series of posts on this blog called –. These are little tricks, nuggets, tutorials on using Excel that would make anyone a spreadsheet guru. The spreadcheats series has been wildly successful. Download Game Bida 3d Full Body. I am compiling all this useful information and articles in to one big post so that anyone can follow the links and become good in Excel. Read on, [Note: This is not for beginners. If you know what a formula is, you would enjoy this 31 articles] 1: Press ALT+Enter keys in a cell to make a new line inside the cell.

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Il Rigoletto Libretto Pdf File there. [] 2: Use these keyboard shortcuts to select all the cells in a range or group. You can find 90 more shortcuts on that page.

[] 3: Many of us know at few keyboard shortcuts. But what about mouse short-cuts? Read this post to learn interesting mouse shortcuts that can boost your productivity. [] 4: In the second part of Mouse shortcuts, we explore double click tricks in Excel. [] 5: In this spreadcheat, learn how to make your own chart templates and re-use them to save time. [] 6: We all run in to large excel workbooks one time or other. Read this post to find out how you can manage when you have a large file.

[] 7: Use the little trick in print settings to print any worksheet on just one page. [] 8: Quick, what is the difference between A1 and $A$1? Dil Diya Hai All Songs Free Download more. If you said 2 dollars, you are the right person to read this article. Learning the differences and usages of various reference types in Excel is important if you want to write better and simpler formulas. [] 9: Learn how to remove duplicates, identify unique values etc. Using formulas in this article.

[] 10: VLOOKUP remains one of the most important and very useful formulas in Excel. Learn how to write vlookup formulas by reading this article. [] 11: In this tutorial, we will explore a feature called 3D References in Excel and build an employee satisfaction survey form in Excel. [] 12: Learn how to use SUMPRODUCT to find sum of values that meet more than one condition.

[] 13: One of my recent favorites, ROWS() formula is very useful to generate sequential numbers in Excel. [] 14: Use excel formulas and relative references to calculate moving average from your data. [] 15: We use FREQUENCY formula in Excel to generate statistical distribution of a set of values in this example. [] 16: If you are ever perplexed by #N/A, #NAME! And said #$#@ to excel, this is the article for you. Read it to learn what these errors actually mean and how to fix them. [] 17: Use Function key F9 to debug lengthy and complex excel formulas.

Select a portion of the formula and press F9 to instantly evaluate that portion and see the result. Read this article to find out how to use this trick. [] 18: Learn how to use Find / Replace tool in Excel to quickly edit formulas and change them. [] 19: COUNTIF and SUMIF are very simple yet very powerful formula tools for anyone using Excel. In this article, explore these formulas and learn to use them.

[] 20: Array formula is like a mega formula that would work on an entire range of cells and return another range of cells. They are useful for scenarios where the output we need is not one value but a set of values. In this introductory example, learn how to write your first array formula. [] 21: Excel conditional formatting is your way of telling excel to highlight / change formatting of cells that meet certain criteria. This is a good way to draw attention to few points from a large table.