With Microsoft Forms you can easily create surveys & quizzes to share with others. You can export the results to Excel (You can also create an automatic connection between Forms and Excel online). Check out the complete tutorial to find out more.
Let's take a look at 10 Excel features that are better than Google Sheets. This post is like a "top 10 tips and tricks" type of post. Even if you're currently using Excel, you might discover new tips you can use.
There are some things we wished we could do in Excel. Did you know you have access to absolutely FREE Excel add-ins which can improve your reporting, data analysis and make your life a LOT easier? I share my top 6 picks in this post.
Learn how to use Excel Pivot Tables to quickly summarize your data and create meaningful reports. In 10 minutes we cover everything you need to know about Pivot Tables.
You can spend a lot of time on design and formatting when you create dashboards in Excel. Discover 4 hidden tips that will make the process a lot easier.
Learn how to use OneNote effectively so you can get the most out of it. OneNote is a great tool to stay organized but it has a lot of hidden features. Read the article to find out more.
This Excel topic is not talked about often: Excel Cell Modes. Once you know which mode you're in: Ready, Enter, Point or Edit, it will be easier to decide whether to use the arrow keys or switch your mode first.
The "Ideas" button in Excel gives you much more than just some information about your data. It actually creates helpful reports for you using artificial intelligence.
You probably know the quickest way to select a column of data in Excel is with the shortcut CTRL + Shift + ⯆. But what do you do if that column includes blank cells and you'd like to highlight the entire column of data? Check out this post to find out.
