Hello Excellers and welcome to another #Excel #FormulaFriday blog post in my 2020 series. Today I want to share how to calculate a rolling or moving average in Excel. Calculating moving averages can be a really useful way to look at trends in data. For example, I want to know the last 3 months average sales of my Beanie Hats. I always want to analyze the last or latest three months, even when my new monthly sales data is added into my spreadsheet. I, therefore, need the calculations to … [Read more...]
Formula Friday – 3 Ways To Protect Your Excel Formulas
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 spreadsheet solution, and I bet you don't want anyone to mess up it up. So there are a few ways to protect some of those most vulnerable parts of your Excel spreadsheet. Here are my top 3 ways to protect your Excel Formulas!! Hide them Lock Cells Hide The Formula Bar With Some Simple VBA. 1.Hide … [Read more...]
Remove Page Breaks With A Quick Excel VBA Macro – Macro Mondays
Hello Excellers, time for a quick bit of Excel Macro VBA coding on a Monday. What could be better?. It is time to get Excel to all the hard work for us if we can right?. Today I will help you remove those annoying page breaks in Excel. You know the ones that insist on staying around even when you have navigated from the Page Break Preview back to Normal View. Now as annoying these are, you can get rid of them with the following process- File | Options | Advanced Display Options For … [Read more...]
Formula Friday- Generate Unique User Names In Excel Using The COUNTIF Function
Happy Friday Excellers. Today let's look at how to generate unique usernames in Excel using the COUNTIF function, even when you have duplicates!. Welcome back for another #FormulaFriday in my #Excel 2020 series of Excel blog posts. I have used this formula to generate usernames for a database. Sometimes there are more than one person with the same name. This great formula in Excel will helps us get over this issue. Here is a list of usernames that has been recently updated with new users. … [Read more...]
Macro Mondays – Commenting Out A Block Of Excel VBA Code.
Hello, Excellers. Welcome if you are new to my Excel Blog and welcome back if you are a regular reader. So, today I will show you how to comment out a block of Excel VBA Code. Or in other words, make comments on the lines of code in your Excel macro. Why Make Comments In Excel VBA Code. First, let's look at why you would make comments in your VBA code. Why not just write the code and let it be?. There a few reasons that it is considered best practice to write comments in your VBA … [Read more...]
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