Learn Excel from Bill Jelen with this daily 2 minute video podcast.
A YouTube viewer asks if there is a way to add the current date to the right of any 'Yes' entries in a spreadsheet. Using a simple 'Event Handler' macro, Bill creates a means to answer the question.
Today in Episode #1473, Dueling Excel looks at Scores and Tie Breaking. In this example, When there is a tie, we want to award the Highest Rank to the Largest Weight. Quite simply, after ranking a column with ties, we want to break the tie.
Herbie has a Calendar spreadsheet being populated by a huge concatination formula. He asks if there is a way to combine Wrap Cells and Shrink to Fit as he works in the calendar. In Episode #1472 Bill shows us one way to accomplish this.
Choose random weeks from the Data Set, but do it without repeating a week. In a revisiting #1469, how will Bill assure that there are no repeats? Follow along with Episode #1471 today to learn the answer and solve the challenge.
Patrick has a weekly Expense Ledger Spreadsheet set up; he wants to create a Macro to copy the Totals from Report 1 to a corresponding Week Number Row on the Summary worksheet. This Macro has to use the FIND command in VBA to...
A YouTube viewer wants to find a way to generate random weeks over the next 6 months. In Episode #1469, Bill – using TODAY, WEEKDAY, and RANDBETWEEN Functions – shows us a Formula to calculate random weeks for the next 6 months or year.
Shaun has a beautiful spreadsheet to calculate staffing levels and expense.He needs to multiply shift length by the number of staff and the answer that he is getting is . . . immaterial to the task at hand.
Formulas are ‘changed’ and that the Alpha Columns of the worksheet have been changed to Numbers. What happened? “R1C1″ is the answer. Learn Excel 2010 from MrExcel!
Can you embed a PDF in a worksheet? Yes - Using the 'Insert Object' Menu Tab. Follow along with Bill, in Episode #1466, as he shows us how to embed a PDF in our Worksheet.
Gary points out that the TRIM Function in VBA isn't working like =TRIM() Function in the worksheet; the spaces in the middle remain after a Macro run. Bill shows us, In episode #1465, how to solve this issue with the 'Application.WorksheetFunction'.