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6 Excel Keyboard Shortcuts I Wish I Knew Earlier
Despite having worked in Microsoft Excel for decades, I’m always learning new ways to speed up my workflow. Specifically, I’ve stumbled upon some keyboard shortcuts over the past couple of years that I now use every day, and I wish I’d known about them sooner! 1 F2: Enter a Cell’s Edit Mode When you enter a formula into Excel and…
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Why veterans can excel in data centers – and could help the IT sector address its skill shortages
When the worst case scenario is a mortar attack, IT industry stressors are significantly less dire. That’s one of the reasons why Bryan Marlatt, chief regional officer at CyXcel, says that former military members can excel at IT roles, including those like his in the data center. Having held various roles in the IT sector since leaving the US Army,…
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How to disable Copilot on Microsoft Word, Excel, OneNote, PowerPoint on Windows 11
On Windows 11, it’s possible to disable the Copilot AI assistant on the Microsoft 365 (Office) apps, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote, and in this guide, I’ll show you how to complete this configuration. Although in the past, you had to get the Copilot Plus subscription to access the AI assistant in the Office apps, Microsoft decided to raise…
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‘The entire forecasting business process changed’: Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says Excel changed the game for enterprises in 1985 – he’s confident AI tools will do the same
AI is yet to have the same transformative impact on business and knowledge work akin to the launch of Excel, according to Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, but he appears confident a big breakthrough is looming on the horizon. Speaking on Dwarkesh Patel’s podcast, Nadella harkened back to Microsoft Excel and its impact on financial forecasting in years gone by, which…
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Develop Excel Skills From Basics to AI Integration With This $35 Course Bundle
TL;DR: Streamline your daily workflow with the latest Excel features, thanks to The Complete Microsoft Excel Training Bundle for just $34.99. Many people believe Excel is nothing more than a program for faster number crunching, but that is not the case. When you develop advanced Excel skills, you become far more valuable as a professional. Even if you have no…
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Using the Free Version of Excel? You’re Missing These 5 Features
Summary Microsoft Excel online lacks functionality compared to paid versions that include features including advanced formulas and charts. Powerful data analytics tools like Power Query and Power Pivot are only available with a Microsoft 365 subscription. Desktop Excel offers additional features, better offline use, improved reliability, and more automation capabilities. Full-fat Microsoft Excel is still the big kid in the…
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ModernCSV Is Better Than Excel for Editing CSV Files
CSV, or Comma Separated Values, are files used for all kinds of things, from managing large datasets to exporting data to move it between web services. You might think CSV files are just spreadsheets, similar to Excel files, but it’s a lot more interesting than that: Open any CSV file in a text document and you’ll learn that the “comma…
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You Don’t Need to Know Excel Formulas Since This AI Creates Charts for You
When you have Columns AI’s auto-generation features, you might never have to manually create charts or graphs again. Source link
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How to Automatically Sync Microsoft Forms With Excel
Quick Links Syncing Microsoft Forms With Excel for the Web Syncing Microsoft Forms With Excel’s Desktop App Are you collecting data through Microsoft Forms and want to review and analyze the results in real time? Well, fortunately for you, Microsoft Forms syncs live with Microsoft Excel, meaning you can see and manipulate new entries as they come in. If your…
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How to Use Focus Cell to Aid Data Entry and Analysis in Excel
Excel’s Focus Cell feature is one of the program’s simplest yet most useful additions in recent years. It highlights the row and column of the active cell, helping you keep track of your position in the spreadsheet and making it easier to read across rows and down columns. As of December 2024, this feature is only available to Microsoft 365…
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