Learn how to use Power Query in Excel to convert Start and End date columns into clear month-year periods like Jan-2025 and Feb-2025. This step-by-step guide helps you prepare your data for monthly reports, dashboards, and analysis with ease.
PivotTables are an essential tool for data analysis in Excel, but when working with repetitive values, they may count all occurrences instead of unique records. This isn’t an issue with Excel itself but rather how the dataset is structured. In this blog, we’ll explore how to correctly count unique values in PivotTables using the COUNTIFS function, ensuring accurate reporting and analysis. Follow this simple step-by-step guide to fix duplicate count issues and enhance your Excel skills!
Filtering data in Excel can be a repetitive and time-consuming task, especially when working with large datasets. If you’ve ever found yourself scrolling through long dropdown menus to select multiple values, you’ll know how frustrating it can get. The List Filter Add-In is designed to solve this problem by introducing a simple, efficient way to filter data.
Use Microsoft Excel to determine optimal location is by using the Center of Gravity (CoG) method.
Filter max or min value in Power Query for Excel & Power BI using the M function List.Max and List.Min
Clustered column charts are a powerful tool for visualizing data comparisons in a concise and organized manner. However, sometimes it’s necessary to display not only individual values but also their totals within the chart itself. In this tutorial, we will walk you through the process of adding totals to a clustered column chart using Excel…
In this blog, you will learn how to highlight the highest value row-wise by comparing two columns
Spreadsheets can be useful for working with time data because of Excel’s TIMEVALUE function. The function creates a serial number from a text string that represents a time so that it can be utilized in calculations. Simply type the text string that represents the time into the function’s parentheses to utilize the TIMEVALUE function. For…
While we are working with PivotTable in Microsoft Excel the Grand Total columns always appear on the right side and at the end of the records. One of my friends ask me if it could be possible to move the Grand Total column to the beginning of records as it would help to see the totals first and then the rest of the value.
While we are working with PivotTable in Microsoft Excel the Grand Total columns always appear on the right side and at the end of the records. One of my friends ask me if it could be possible to move the Grand Total column to the beginning of records as it would help to see the totals first and then the rest of the value.
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