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Posted on Tuesday, 27/10/2020

The New LET Function in Excel

LET there be rock!

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If you have the subscription version of Excel you may have the new LET function. This function lets you capture variables within a formula. Let’s see an example.

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Posted on Tuesday, 20/10/2020

Single Accounting Underline

Great for headings

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I learned something new recently about underlines. They are not all created equal. The Single Accounting underline has some advantages.

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Posted on Tuesday, 13/10/2020

Use an Outlook template for an email

Why is it so hard to do?

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Macros are designed to reduce keystrokes and mouse clicks. Here is a perfect example. It takes seven separate mouse clicks to use an Outlook email template as a new email. Here is a macro that does it in one.

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Goal Seek

The Goal Seek feature can save you a lot of trial and error when you want a calculated cell to equal a specific value.

The keyboard shortcut to open the Goal Seek dialog is Alt T G.

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Posted on Tuesday, 06/10/2020

Excel VBA to confirm a range is selected

You need to type TypeName

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One of the most powerful statements in VBA is Selection. This holds whatever the user has selected just before they ran the macro. Normally it is a range, but what if it isn’t?

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