Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Excel is an incredibly powerful data analysis tool that empowers users to store, analyse, and visualise data to derive valuable insights out of it. With so many basic and advanced level data analysis tools, Excel provides you with almost…

The LEN function in Excel calculates the number of characters in a text string, including spaces and punctuation. For example, using “=LEN(‘Excel Magic’)” would yield the result “11”. This function is essential for various data analysis tasks. Excel Function Details…

The SEARCH function in Excel is a powerful tool that locates one text string within another. It returns the starting position of the first text. For example, using “=SEARCH(‘Excel’, ‘I love Excel’)” would yield the result “8”, Excel Function Details…

This post explores how to set up a moving average forecast in Excel. To calculate a moving average, you take the mean of several values and then track how that average changes over time. It’s a technique that has a…

In this article, we will demonstrate how to calculate a percentage in Microsoft Excel, Word and PowerPoint. Additionally, we will go through some other important percentage related calculations. If you would like to learn more about Microsoft Excel, then please…

In this post, we are going to review how to use the Freeze Panes feature in Microsoft Excel. Freeze Panes are a great tool to help you keep important data in view while scrolling around your sheet. Excel spreadsheets can…

Everyone is talking about artificial intelligence …. but how many people are actually using artificial intelligence day-to-day? To find out, we surveyed Excel users across the spectrum, from beginners to experienced professionals. Given the speed that AI is now being…

AI is rapidly changing the way we interact with technology and the world around us. In the simplest of words, AI is how machines perform tasks that typically require human intelligence. Like interpreting and communicating in natural language, recognizing images,…

Ever thought of the magnitude of opportunities that rest ahead of you only if you were a programmer? Programmers can make and run their functions. Well, now you can do that too. And the best part – you don’t need…

Slicers in Excel are often used together with Excel tables and Pivot tables. What are they used for? Quick filtering of data from huge, densely packed data sets. What distinguishes Slicers from ordinary data filters is their visual appeal and…

It’s time we introduce you to the new member of the modern function family of Excel – the XLOOKUP function. XLOOKUP is the successor to the conventional VLOOKUP, INDEX & MATCH, LOOKUP, and the HLOOKUP function. You must have heard…

We all have been through the unfortunate instances of power disruption and system crashes that do away with all our unsaved work. Even if you take measures to plot against any unexpected power outage or system crash, sometimes Excel would…