How to Add Totals to a Clustered Column Chart in Excel [Step-by-Step Tutorial]

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…

How to use the Excel Function TIMEVALUE

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…

Dynamic Solution with Power Query to Move the Grand Total in Excel PivotTable

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.

Move the Grand Total to the left or to the first column in Excel PivotTable

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.

Apple Silicon processors now support Power Query Excel for Mac

For a long time, Excel has been an Apple Silicon native (along with the rest of Office, except OneDrive). However, Power Query was the only tool that required Rosetta to run on Apple Silicon Macs. But now with the latest update, it has been enhanced to be Apple Silicon (M1, M1 Pro, M1 Max) native, Excel Power Query no longer requires Rosetta.