by DerekHenry | Aug 8, 2018 | Excel Tips
Why to Use Conditional Formatting in Excel Conditional formatting is a powerful feature that gives your reports a very polished look, and can also help identify exceptions in your data, such as blanks, differences, or variances outside tolerable thresholds. ...
by DerekHenry | Aug 8, 2018 | Excel Tips
Why Use Data Validation in Excel Data validation is a great way to ensure your data is entered accurately and consistently by adding a validation check – by restricting the type and/or content of data that can be entered – as well as an optional input...
by DerekHenry | Aug 8, 2018 | Excel Tips
Why to Use The INDIRECT formula is a powerful formula that lets you build dynamic references. Any part of the range address – the file path, file name, sheet name, column letter, or row number – can be in a cell that is referenced within the INDIRECT...
by DerekHenry | Aug 8, 2018 | Excel Tips
Excel Reference Types There are four types of references in Excel – relative, absolute, row-absolute, and column absolute. This is all about how the formula references move when you copy and paste. The reference types are indicated by $ symbols before the...
by DerekHenry | Aug 8, 2018 | Excel Tips
Why Use Named Ranges in Excel Named ranges allow you to specify a unique name for a range of one or more contiguous cells within a sheet. Cells can also be assigned to multiple named ranges. This is helpful for referencing rows, columns, or cells in a sheet that may...
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