Key Takeaway: Documenting changes in VBA code in Excel is important for maintaining code transparency, enhancing collaboration, and reducing errors. Proper documentation can greatly facilitate code maintenance and prevent possible issues that arise due to lack of documentation. Change tracking in Excel can be enabled by selecting the “Track Changes” option. This feature allows users…
Key Takeaway: Viewing Visited Hyperlinks in Excel: By default, Excel does not show visited hyperlinks. However, you can change this setting to make it easier to keep track of which links you have already followed. Using Conditional Formatting to Highlight Visited Hyperlinks: You can use conditional formatting to highlight visited hyperlinks in Excel. This can…
Key Takeaway: The Save As Dialog Box in Excel can take up a lot of screen space, but reducing its size can make it easier to use. Reducing the size of the Save As Dialog Box can help avoid scrolling issues and difficulties in locating files. You can reduce the size of the Save As…
Key Takeaway: Making a cell’s contents bold within a macro in Excel can save time and increase efficiency when working with large sets of data. Creating a macro to format cell content involves setting up the macro environment and defining the bold text logic. Applying the macro to a specific range can be done by…
Key Takeaway: Understanding the deletion of cells in Excel is important to avoid accidental deletion and data loss. The consequences of accidental deletion can include loss of important data, time wasted in recovering data, and errors in data analysis and reporting. To stop the deletion of cells in Excel, use the undo function, protect cells…
Key Takeaway: Controlling where you edit cell contents in Excel enables you to manage your data more efficiently. This can be done by locking and unlocking cells, protecting worksheets, and setting input restrictions using data validation and custom rules. When working on shared workbooks, it’s important to control editing permissions to prevent unauthorized changes. Sharing…
Key Takeaway: Inserting a row or column in Excel can be easily done by right-clicking on the row or column next to where you want to insert and then selecting the “Insert” option. Alternatively, you can use the keyboard shortcut “Ctrl” + “+” to insert a row or column. When inserting a row or column,…
Key Takeaway: Hyperlinks in Excel can be useful, but there may be situations where we need to remove them. This includes when we want to simplify the appearance of our data or when we want to prevent links from opening accidentally. We can manually remove hyperlinks from a single cell by right-clicking on the cell…
Key Takeaway: Selecting a column in Excel can be done using either the mouse or keyboard. Both methods offer their own advantages and allow for greater efficiency when working with tables of data. Using the mouse to select a column is a simple process that involves clicking and dragging the mouse pointer over the desired…
Key Takeaway: The WORKDAY function is a useful tool in Excel for calculating a date five days before the first business day. This function can take into account holidays and weekends, making it a reliable option for business calculations. The syntax of the WORKDAY function includes the start date, the number of days to subtract…