Dear Friends, Many of you who are interested in excel Macro or if you have ever tried to read and understand a VBA code, you would have seen two ways of referring a cell in Excel Macro: Using Range() To refer value of Cell D4, you can use Range("B4").Value. To know...
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Restrict to fixed text or integer length in the given range of cells
Follow below steps to Restrict to fixed text or integer length in the given range of cells: 1. Select the Cell Range where you want to put the restriction 2. Go to "Data" Tab in Excel 3. Click on Data Validation Option and Select "Text Length" from the Drop...
Dynamic Arrays and Spill Functions in Excel: A Beginner’s Guide
In today's tutorial, we'll be diving into the exciting world of dynamic arrays and spill functions in Office 365 Excel. These features have revolutionized the way we work with data, providing a more flexible and efficient way to handle arrays. I am going to explain...
Excel Macro : Excel VBA code to Protect OR UnProtect Sheet
This is a small VBA code to help you in dealing with Protecting and UnProtecting the WorkSheet using Excel Macro. Assuming the fact here that you know How to Protect or UnProtect a Sheet using Excel In-Built function . For those who do not know protect or unprotect...
Excel Macro Beginners – What is Range Object in Excel VBA
Dear readers, Before we discuss the Range Object technically, let us see what is RANGE in excel? In a very simple manner if I define Range, I can say that RANGE is a collections of cells which are in a sequence. This collection can have one or more than one cell. As I...
How to refer Values from a Named Range – Excel VBA
Dear Readers, I am writing this new article about How can you read values stored in a Name range in Excel Sheet in Excel Macro . For the readers who are unaware or need more information about the Name Range, I would suggest you to first go through the below mentioned...
Mastering the SEQUENCE() Function in Excel: A Comprehensive Guide
This is the 4th article of Dynamic Arrays and Spill Functions in Excel series. In previous articles, we have learned about FILTER(), SORT(), UNIQUE() and RANDARRAY() functions of this series. In this article, we will learn about yet another Dynamic Array function...
Mastering Excel’s UNIQUE() Function: A Comprehensive Guide
UNIQUE() function in Excel is yet another very useful function with Dynamic array and spill range capabilities. UNIQUE() function helps in handling data deduplication and extraction of distinct values efficiently. In this blog post, we'll look into the details of the...
Weighted average – Methods to calculate in Excel [Built-in Formula and VBA]
Weighted averages are a powerful tool in data analysis, allowing you to assign different levels of importance or significance to different values within a dataset. This article will help you understanding the concept of weighted averages, explaining their significance...
Mastering Excel Formulas: A Comprehensive Guide to the SORT() Function
In today's tutorial, we'll be diving into the exciting world of dynamic arrays and spill functions in Excel. These features have revolutionized the way we work with data, providing a more flexible and efficient way to handle arrays. I am going to explain these...
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There are many cool and useful excel tools and templates available to download for free. For most of the tools, you get the entire VBA code base too which you can look into it, play around it, and customize according to your need.
What is Excel Formula?
Excel Formula is one of the best feature in Microsoft Excel, which makes Excel a very very rich application. There are so many useful built-in formulas available in Excel, which makes our work easier in Excel. For all the automated work, Excel Macro is not required. There are so many automated things can be done by using simple formulas in Excel. Formulas are simple text (With a Syntax) which is entered in to the Excel Worksheet Cells. So how computer will recognize whether it is a formula or simple text? Answer is simple.. every formula in Excel starts with Equal Sign (=).
VBA: Reverse a string
It is very easy to get the Reverse of a string entered by user in Excel VBA by using VBA inbuilt functionality....
Data Anonymizer: Open Source to Anonymize Personal Data
In the ever-evolving landscape of software development, safeguarding personal data is paramount. Whether you're a...
Custom Excel Formula to Count based on Color
Dear Readers, Last Friday, my wife, Shagun Sharma, who is a Vlogger shared an excel sheet with some data and a problem...