Microsoft Excel is one of the most popular software across computer users. It’s used by everyone and we can store different types of data in Excel spreadsheets.
The power of excel is unleashed when we use its formulas, graphing tools, pivot tables, and macros using Visual Basic.
Here at QuickExcel, we provide tips and tricks to use Excel with ease and become an advanced user.
In these days filled with influencer marketing, there is one thing that everyone relies upon – sales conversion! What if we tell you that there seems to be a tool in Excel that can come in handy for you to visualize the data? The one that churns in the first level leads conversion to the …
We are all searching for something in our lives, aren’t we? Sometimes we search for clues, sometimes for answers & weirdly sometimes for questions too! In this article, we will be having a look at a built-in feature of MS Excel that helps us to search for things within the spreadsheet. The name VLOOKUP might …
Getting to know logical reasoning comes a long way when analyzing data. The IF statement is one of the cornerstones in MS Excel to carry out the logical analysis. It is to be noted that there are also another specialty IF statements available in MS Excel, that can be constructed to detect and carry out …
In recent days people are all rage about share markets. Not even a day goes by, without the words stocks, options, futures, and derivatives passing by one’s ears. Being the go-to data interpretation tool that Excel is, seems that it has also got to offer a handful of tricks for one to get accustomed to …
Amongst the wide range of data interpretation tools available in Excel, the newest addition to its inventory is the Waterfall Chart and this time it is about handling finances. It is not a common thing to come across a visual interpretation of financial statements these days and MS Excel is said to have taken a …
What shall one do when asked to visualise a given set of data which has two independent variables and one dependent variable? This article explains how one could solve this with a Surface Plot using Excel. But, the downside with a Surface Plot is that it plots the given dataset in the form of a …
When Excel is built from the ground up to make bring data analysis in a way approachable to the larger masses, there are still some features that are not readily available. One such feature is the Data Analysis Toolpak which contains a wide range of statistical operations that can be exercised over the data. Also …
There are times when a process is affected by more than one variable. In this case, the right thing to do would be to find the sweet spot for each of those independent variables so that the resultant output which is dependent on them can be maximized. To do this one ought to find the …
Adding a bit of graphics to visual interpretation will always make things look great! We humans always have had a thing for the third dimension. So let us apply it to the chart which shows the evolution of data under each category over a period. Also read: How to Create Area Chart in Excel? Steps …
There is a list of data of 2 products across the same time period and you want to compare how each product performed in each year side by side. Numbers take us as far as presenting the data for our needs, but comparing those just by looking at it is something that a vast majority …