Excel has many functions where a user needs to specify a single or multiple criteria to get the result. For example, if you want to count cells based on multiple criteria, you can use the COUNTIF or COUNTIFS functions in Excel.
An Excel drop down list is an excellent way to give the user an option to select from a pre-defined list. It can be used while getting a user to fill a form, or while creating interactive Excel dashboards.
Drop down lists are quite common on websites/apps and are very intuitive for the user.
An Excel drop down list is a great way to give the user an option to select from a pre-defined list.
It can be used while getting a user to fill a form, or while creating interactive Excel dashboards.
Drop down lists are quite common on websites/apps and are very intuitive for the user.
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create an Excel drop down list (it only takes a few seconds to create one).
Formatting data not only makes it look good but increases the readability of the data set.
If you work with data and create good looking client-ready reports, it will pay off to learn some Excel formatting shortcuts that you can use regularly and save time.
In this tutorial, I am sharing my top five Excel formatting shortcuts that I almost every day.
While there is a simple click option available to insert a bullet in Google Docs, there is no easy way to insert bullets in Google Sheets. Now the reason could be that the need for bullet points is less in Google Sheets.
Excel VLOOKUP function is THE benchmark. You know something in Excel if you know how to use the VLOOKUP function. If you don't, you better not list Excel as one of your strong areas in your resume.
Google Sheets can be used to store various types of data. It could be Names, Address, long form text, links, etc. In most of the cases, when the text in the cell is long and goes out to the cell, there is a need to wrap it within the cell.