Macro Mondays – Save An Excel Workbook When A Specific Cell Or Cells Change
Hello Excellers, welcome to another blog post in my #MacroMonday series. Today let's look at getting Excel to save our workbook as soon as a specific cell or range of cells is changed by a...
Formula Friday – Use The Search Function To Create A Search Bar In An Excel Cell.
Happy Friday Excellers Welcome to another blog post in my Excel #formulafriday series. . Today let's look at creating a search bar right in an Excel cell in our workbook. Yes, you can use the...
Formula Friday – Do You Want A FAST and FUN Way To Learn Excel Formulas?
Excel formulas can be daunting, I know that - even if you have been been using excel for years, the formula part can be scary. The many text books on offer or courses really do get complicated...
How To Add A Dynamic Horizontal Target Line To An Excel Chart
Adding a dynamic horizontal line to your Excel chart is a simple yet powerful way to highlight key targets without manually adjusting data each time your goals change. By linking your target value to...
You don't need to be a programmer to write Excel macros. With just a little knowledge of how macros work, you can start creating your macros to automate tasks in Excel. You'll need to use the Visual...
Hello Excellers, welcome to another #formulafriday blog post in my #ExcelTips series. Excel has a wide range of features, and the formula bar is one of the most important of...
Hello, Excellers. Welcome back to another #Exceltip, #MacroMonday blog post in my Excel series. Do you need to delete some data from your spreadsheet but keep the formula for future use? Learn how...
Macro Mondays- Excel Generate Random Numbers With A Simple Excel Macro
Hello Excellers; time for another blog post in my #MacroMonday blog post in my #Excel series. Do you need a random number generator with no repeats for a specific project but don't want to deal with...
Hi Excellers, this is a different #formulafriday in my Excel 2020 series. I want to share with you 3 ways to protect your Excel formulas. So, you have spent a long time preparing your Excel...