Tuesday 14 July 2015

Excel Tips - Tip 8 (Converting Numbers into Words)

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Here is a Tip for Today. Hope this help you.

Using formulae “amtinwords()” is very easy and effective.


Amount
Formulae
Output
Remarks
123456
=amtinwords(B19)
Rupees One Lakh Twenty Three Thousand Four Hundred Fifty Six Only
Convert the number into Words


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Excel Tips - Tip 7 (Using IFERROR() formulae)

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Here is a Tip for Today.

Have you ever faced problem in handling errors in MS excel, (example : where you have to use IF() formula with the condition as a Vlookup() output.)

Here is how you can handle the errors in MS Excel using IFERROR() formula.






Note : Error evaluated by IFERROR:#N/A, #VALUE!, #REF!, #DIV/0!, #NUM!, #NAME?, and #NULL!

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Friday 10 July 2015

Excel Tips - Tip 6 (Using SUMIF formulae)

After all the appreciation and positive feedback, I am pleased to continue my tips.

Here is the Sixth tip for you. Hope this help you.

Using SUMIF Formulae is very easy and effective.

SUMIF() & SUMIFS()

How it help us :
Add all Values in range with a specific criteria or Multiple Criteria

How to use it :
=SUMIF(Range,crietria,[sum_range])
=SUMIFS(sum_range, criteria_range1, criteria1,[criteria_range2, criteria2],...)

Here are some Examples for the same.



Points to remember while using SUMIF()
  1. SUMIF() adds values based on a single criteria and SUMIFS()adds values based on a Multiple criteria.
  2. If sum_range argument is omitted, Excel uses the criteria range (range) as the sum range as default.
  3. Criteria could be a number, expression, cell reference, text, or a formula
  4. Criteria which are text or mathematical/logical symbols (such as =,+,-,/,*) should be in double quotes i.e. (“”)



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Excel Tips - Tip 5 (Using CONCATENATE)

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Here is the Fifth tip for you. Hope this help you.

When we have to merge the text of different cell in one single cell, then we use the shortcut  CONCATENATE.

With this formulae we can join text of different Cells.

Here are some Examples for the same.




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Wednesday 8 July 2015

Excel Tips - Tip 4 (Change Text using Formulae)

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Here is the Fourth tip for you. Hope this help you.

To make a report, Text is very Important. So here a tip to change your text according to your need.

·         LOWER( ) - Converts all uppercase letters in a text string to lowercase.
·         UPPER( ) - Converts all lowercase letters in a text string to uppercase.
·         PROPER( ) - Capitalizes the first letter in a text string and any other letters in text that follow any character other than a letter. Converts all other letters to lowercase letters. In other words, it converts the string into sentence case.
·         TRIM() -  It help to delete unwanted spaces between a sentence.
·         LEFT() -  It helps to select the text from Left
·         RIGHT() - It helps to select the text from Right
·         MID() – It helps to Select the text from middle

Here are some Examples for the same.




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Excel Tips - Tip 3 (Converting Text from row to column or Vice-versa)

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Here is the third tip for you. Hope this help you.

Using formulae (Alt+E+S+E) is very easy and effective.

Converting Text
(Transpose means -  Converting Text from row to column or Vice-versa)

How to use it :
Step 1- Select the Text which you want to Transpose
Step 2- Use Ctrl+C of the desired Row/columns
Step 3- Go to the desired cell where you want the data
Step 4- Use Alt+E+S+E and press Enter
The Text has been converted

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Tuesday 7 July 2015

Excel Tips - Tip 2 (Using IS formula)

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Here is the Second day Tip for you. Hope this help you.

Using IS Formulae is very easy and effective.


IS Formulae Family
ISBLANK() ; ISERROR() ; ISNA() ; ISNUMBER() ; ISEVEN() ; ISODD() ; ISTEXT() ; ISNONTEXT()

How it help us :
Check the specified values and give us TRUE or FALSE depending on Outcome

How to use it :
= ISBLANK() ; ISERROR() ; ISNA() ; ISNUMBER() ; ISEVEN() ; ISODD() ; ISTEXT() ; ISNONTEXT()


Here are some Examples for the same.



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Monday 6 July 2015

MS Excel Tips: Tip No. 1 (toggle between open spread sheets)

MS Excel Tips: Tip No. 1 (toggle between open spread sheets): It very frustrating when you have multiple applications open (such as Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Chrome, and IE) and you want to switch betw...

Tip No. 1 (toggle between open spread sheets)

It very frustrating when you have multiple applications open (such as Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Chrome, and IE) and you want to switch between excel spread sheets only. No matter how efficient you are, this can get on to your nerves in a few minutes. In this tip, let me show you how to be more efficient

Use Control + Tab to toggle between open spread sheets only (Keep the Control button pressed while you press Tab button to switch)
That’s it! It is simple and will save you a lot of time

Note: While most of the people are addicted to Alt + Tab, the drawback is that it does NOT differentiate between different applications. So if you have 2 excel workbooks open along with a Chrome/FireFox/IE browser window, it will toggle one by one through each of these. Control + Tab will toggle between open excel workbooks only.

Bonus Tip : This technique works with any Microsoft application, including Power Point and Word


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