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.
Having a spreadsheet is all about dealing with numbers and in this article we are going to look into how to carry out one such arithmetic operation using MS Excel. Enter MULTIPLICATION! Let’s say you have purchased a list of items on different days and decide to use MS Excel to calculate the total expenditure. …
Ever witnessed a row that seems to be in the middle of a tabulation, but in no way serves any purpose being there? Yep, you’ve guessed it right – it’s time that we delete that aberration out of our Excel sheet and we shall explore just that, in this article. There are a number of …
At times we would have missed adding multiple line items within the tabulation of details we are compiling in a sheet. This calls for adding in more rows between those existing at the desired location. In this post, we shall cover the different ways of inserting multiple rows in MS Excel. Also read: How to …
There can be times when we need to deliberately add more information in the middle of a table in MS Excel. So, let’s get to know how that can be done by exploring different ways to insert a new row. When it comes to inserting a row in MS Excel, there are a handful of …
Excel vs CSV – both can be used to store data in a tabular manner. Apart from this similarity, there are other significant similarities and differences in the features and applications of Excel and CSV. In this CSV and Excel difference article, we’ll go through the differences as well as similarities between CSV and Excel …
External links are also known as external references. In Excel, when we use any formula and refer to any other spreadsheet apart from the one with the formula, the new spreadsheet is known as an external link to the formula. Also, when we provide a link to use a formula in another workbook, it is …
We often choose videos and printed tutorials whenever we think about understanding Excel. Since these are excellent methods for learning Excel in a quicker way, you should also try purchasing Excel books to supplement your knowledge. Although there are plenty of Excel books available and all books are promising to be the best Excel materials …
Want to maintain accounts in Excel? Running a business involves a lot of work, and one of the most important points in a business is the maintenance of accounts. Making calculations and maintaining them manually takes a lot of time, patience and there are chances of errors while maintaining them manually. In what comes as …
MIRR is one of the major financial functions in Excel which is used to find out the Modified Internal Rate of Return. It can be taken from the given data of cash flows, discount rates, and rate of reinvestment. Using MIRR Function, it’s possible to calculate the modified rate of return. Hence, MIRR helps in …
XNPV in Excel returns the net present value (NPV) of an investment but unlike the regular NPV function, this accounts for the discount rate and a series of cash flows that occur at irregular intervals in any investment. Hence, it is recommended to use the XNPV function rather than NPV function for the precision in the result …