Since 2018 I have been working with CPA Australia on a series of Excel podcasts. The episodes have now been combined into the Excel Tips podcast series.
You can find the series and subscribe on the following podcast platforms.
This page brings all the podcast links together.
You can link to the main Excel Tips podcast page here.
How to Create a Calendar in Excel
See how to create a calendar using formulas and a custom function. Link
Adding User Interaction to Power Query
Discover a way to make your Power Queries more interactive. Link
Technique to Hide Zero or Blank Rows
Here is an automated way you can hide rows in a report. Link
Creating Heatmaps in Excel
A useful visualisation, plus a hack to make it more interactive. Link
3 powerful macros to streamline your workflow
Improve your Excel efficiency with this macros masterclass. Link
Level up your custom functions skills
Learn these skills to help you master two complex Excel formula issues. Link
How to create a dashboard using Excel’s dynamic arrays
Unlock these expert tips to help level-up your Excel skills. Link
How to automate report building in Excel (part 2)
Improve your report-building skills with these dynamic arrays tips. Link
How to automate report building in Excel
Using dynamic array, these practical tips will help you build automated reports. Link
Master the latest Excel changes: your ultimate guide
Handy insights into new Excel functions and working with CSV files. Link
How to master using different Excel techniques together
Essential tips on building custom lists and using range names. Link
Top Excel tips for your first 100 days in a new job
Starting a new accounting and finance role? These will help your transition. Link
How to create improved data visualisations in Excel
Handy tips for displaying data using Excel’s charts and visualisation tools. Link
Master 10 new and revamped Excel features
Improve your workflow by learning these must-know Excel features. Link
Boost your skills with tips for Excel function updates
Get the most out of dynamic arrays, XLOOKUP, LAMBDA and more. Link
Unlock 14 expert tips for Excel formulas
Apply these shortcuts and techniques to give your spreadsheet skills a boost. Link
Why Excel can be a university student’s secret weapon
Learn how Excel gives you an edge in your first accounting or finance job. Link
Excel shortcuts
Discover keyboard and mouse shortcuts that can save you time and effort. Link
Excel and ChatGPT
We evaluate ChatGPT to see if this AI tool accurately answers Excel questions. Link
Learn Excel’s built-in artificial intelligence feature
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has come to Microsoft Excel, and it will make your life easier when working with data. Link
How to use custom functions without macros
Along with the LAMBDA function, other new functions make Excel’s function language behave more like a programming language. Learn how. Link
How to do dynamic arrays in Excel
Learn how use Excel’s new formula/calculation feature Link
How to create vertical lines in line charts
If you want to mark something on a line chart, here’s how. Link
How to work with dates and days
Addition and subtraction calculations for dates and days explained. Link
How to use Goal Seek
This handy tool can help you solve loan schedule issues. Link
How to improve your formatting
Make your files easier to read, understand and use. Link
How to use the new data types feature
The four data types you can now import from the data ribbon. Link
How to unleash the power of PivotTables
PivotTables allow you to create reports without using a single formula. Link
Excel skills for current and future accountants
After 20 years of writing articles here is my list of what Excel skills accountants need in the future Link
Introducing the Excel Data Model
See how to use DAX formulas to produce reports – Link
How to solve the printing challenge
Printing in Excel can present challenges, learn how these can be solved by using the icons in the workbook views section of the view ribbon tab. Link
How to handle formula errors in Excel using IFERROR
Learn how to insert the IFERROR function. Link
Use LET function to solve tricky Excel challenges
Learn how the LET function offers useful solutions to tricky Excel challenges. Link
Creating hyperlinked index sheets
Hyperlinked index sheets are useful tools for speeding up and simplifying navigation around large Excel files. Learn how to create hyperlinked index sheets. Link
How to import Excel files using Power Query
find out how using power query can help in your data transformation and data preparation in Microsoft Excel. Link
Flexible Conditional Formats
Find out what you need to know about making conditional formats work for you in dashboards and reporting. Link
LET function
The LET function enables you to use variables within your Excel formulas. This means you can avoid using helper cells and create standalone formulas to solve real world problems. Link
How to use an IS function in Excel
Knowing what a cell contains can be useful when developing your formulas. Excel has a collection of IS functions that can help. Link
Dynamic charts in Microsoft Excel
Dynamic charts allow you to make selections that are automatically updated in the chart. Here, you’ll learn how to use range names to convert a static chart in a dynamic one. Link
Slicers in Microsoft Excel
Slicers are an easy-to-use filter interface for pivot tables. Learn how to use slicers on formatted tables in Microsoft Excel. Link
Small Data Sets
Learn how to convert a data entry layout that is easy to input, into a layout that works best with PivotTables and other reports. Link
Function Macros
Learn how to create your own functions in Excel? In this podcast episode, we look at three functions, called User Defined Functions or UDF’s, that you can create to improve Excel’s functionality. Link
Text Boxes
Text boxes are an old Excel feature that can provide flexibility to all types of Excel files. Discover how to use text boxes and why it will help in your day to day work. Link
XLOOKUP Function
Learn all about the XLOOKUP function and why it is important to use. Link
Your podcasts unfold great stuff about excel & Power query.
But why have you kept your favorite subject VBA / macros untouched yet in your podcast?
Hope to hear one sooner rather than later.
Other topics you may cover are: Power Pivot, DAX, Pivot Tables, SUMPRODUCT (again your favourite) (in greater detail – though we got to hear the basics of SUMPRODUCT in your Functions podcast, which was by far the best), Arrays, more on Power query & its code: M language, Conditional Formatting, What-If analysis, etc..
Hi Sandeep
Thanks for the suggestions, I will see what I can do.
Regards
Neale
Dear Neale. Most of the links above, e.g., under LET, Hyperlinked index, etc. are taking me to CPA Australia website but showing 404 error.
Pl see if these errors can be fixed.