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Posted on Tuesday, September 24, 2013

YTD Percentages in Excel

Getting percentages right

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Calculating YTD percentages in Excel isn’t always straightforward, but in some cases you can use Excel’s most flexible function to achieve the result you need.

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Posted on Sunday, September 22, 2013

Slope Chart

How to show movement

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This post is attempting to replicate a slope chart.

I took a standard Line chart as seen in the top of this image. And then used the  Design Tab option Switch Row/Column to create the slope chart at the bottom of the image.

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Posted on Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Excel Drop Down Selection and Free Form Entry

Flexible data entry

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When creating a drop down selection you usually want to restrict the user to certain entries. There are cases however when you want to allow the user to choose an option or allow them to type in their own entry.

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Posted on Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Excel Templates – Why and How to Use Them

Save time and effort

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Templates allow you to create blank sheets and blank workbooks that have customised formats as well as customised Page Setup settings, including headers and footers.

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Posted on Wednesday, September 4, 2013

FORMULATEXT Function in Excel 2013

New function - great for training

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The new FORMULATEXT function in Excel 2013 will make my Excel training job a little easier. It also has a formatting use.

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