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.
There are many use case scenarios where we need to find the difference between times. For example, when we need to calculate working hours, study hours, and anything as such. Although we can always calculate time difference in Excel manually or by using a calculator, this would be a very tiresome and lengthy procedure when …
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Welcome to Part 3 of creating fully automated user forms in Microsoft Excel! Before we begin, we recommend you to read Part 1 to learn to create a fully automated data entry form from scratch. Later, read Part 2 to learn recording form responses, creating a form button, and making it active on completing the …
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Welcome to Part 2 of creating a fully automated user form in Microsoft Excel! Before we begin, we recommend you to read Part 1 of creating a fully automated data entry form from scratch. Read here: Creating a Fully Automated User Form PART 1 In the second part, we will elucidate on advanced topics like …
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The payback period as by its name is the number of years (or amount of time) it takes to recover the initial capital back from an investment. From investing point of view, every investor has a defined target or tolerance level as for how long they are willing to wait for a return from the …
In this article, we’ll learn how to calculate the ROI in Excel. ROI or Return On Investment, is a financial ratio used to determine the benefit of an investment. In simple terms, it is used to find an investor’s profit or loss compared to the investment made. The higher the ROI, the more profitable the …
Microsoft Excel is the industry leader and undoubtedly the most popular Spreadsheet software. The popularity of Excel is such that many regard spreadsheet software by the name of ‘Excel’ only. Microsoft Excel provides the most extensive tools and functionalities that other software now tend to copy and implement in their platform as well. But this …
Welcome to Part 2 of creating a fully automated attendance sheet in Microsoft Excel! Before we begin, we recommend you to read Part 1 of creating a fully automated attendance sheet in which we have talked about creating an attendance sheet from scratch. Read here: Creating a Fully Automated Attendance Sheet PART 1 In the …
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This article is a comprehensive guide to creating a fully automated attendance sheet in Microsoft Excel. We will go through each step in great detail to prepare every bit of the attendance sheet fully automated. Attendance sheets are used in schools, universities, and corporates to keep track of the attendance of the students and employees. …
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Welcome to Part 3 on creating a fully automated Stock and Inventory Management system that will help you keep track of the stock of items in the inventory with a click of a button! This part is about integrating the quantities of items in the purchase and sale records with the stock summary and displaying …
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We will elucidate on Solvers in Excel and discover to use solvers to solve linear programming problems that are used to achieve minimum costs or maximum profit objectives in an organization. Solvers are highly useful to solve business-related mathematical and accounting problems. Let us discuss using the Solver Add-in in Microsoft Excel to solve linear …
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