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Google usually provides data in a format that is compatible with other applications. You might have already found that you can download Docs files to Word, or Sheets files to Excel, but the compatibility doesn’t end with the Googe productivity apps. You can also export your Google Calendar information so that you can view or… Continue Reading How to View a Google Calendar File in Excel
Many tech tutorials that you find online for Microsoft Excel will tell you to navigate via the tabs at the top of the window. This is fine for the tabs that are there by default, but it can be a problem if you need the Developer tab, which is not visible by default. Our tutorial… Continue Reading How to Show Developer Tab – Excel 2010
While there is a lot that you can do in the Microsoft Excel spreadsheet application on your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air, some of the more advanced features may not be there. This is because they are found on the Developer tab, which is hidden by default on most versions of Excel, including the Mac… Continue Reading How to Enable the Developer Tab in Excel for Mac
Microsoft Excel includes a lot of tools that can help you quickly manage your data. Some of these are things that you might be using already, while others either require the use of formulas or lesser-known tools that are a little tougher to find. Our tutorial below for removing the beginning characters in an Excel… Continue Reading How to Remove First Character in Excel 2013 Cell
If you are constantly saving your spreadsheets in a different file type than Excel’s default setting, then it’s an easy thing to forget to do. But this is an option that you can adjust so that you don’t need to always remember to perform this step. Our tutorial below will show you how to change… Continue Reading How to Change the Default Save Type in Excel for Mac
Microsoft Excel formulas are amazing for their ability to quickly perform complex calculations and provide you with an answer. While it can seem like these calculations are simple for the application, they can require a lot of system resources when you are simultaneously executing a large number of them at once. Our tutorial below will… Continue Reading How to Turn Off Formulas in Excel 2010
There is a pretty steep learning curve when you start to see all of the different things that you can do in Microsoft Excel. It’s an incredibly powerful application with a nearly infinite number of potential uses. But one of the more useful things that you can do is learn how to subtract in Excel.… Continue Reading How to Subtract in Excel 2013 with a Formula (An Easy 4 Step Guide)
The focus of a spreadsheet is often on the data in your cells as you are editing it. But once you have all of the information that you need in the worksheet, you may start focusing on the way that data looks. Our tutorial below will show you how to change the font color in… Continue Reading How to Change Font Color in Excel 2013
Microsoft Excel has a couple of different potential layouts, though many people will only ever see one. A layout option that can be really confusing involves a complete reversal of the spreadsheet layout. If you have a spreadsheet with Excel columns backwards and row numbers on the right side, then our tutorial below can show… Continue Reading Why is My Worksheet Backwards in Excel 2010?
It’s often a good idea to separate as much information as possible in Microsoft Excel. Depending on what you are going to be using that data for, it’s very possible that you will need to sort data by only one string of information, and having it split into different cells makes that much easier to… Continue Reading How to Combine Three Columns Into One in Excel