
How to Use Excel Text Function
Use Excel TEXT function to convert any data (e.g., numbers, dates, etc.) into text, in a user-specified format.
Use Excel TEXT function to convert any data (e.g., numbers, dates, etc.) into text, in a user-specified format.
This Excel tutorial explains how to use the CONCAT function and '&' operator to combine strings with syntax and examples.
Excel does not offer Gantt as a chart type, but with the help of this tutorial, you can easily create a Gantt chart from Bar chart.
You can easily insert a check mark in Excel using keyboard shortcuts, symbol dialog box, CHAR function, and Autocorrect.
Excel's Pivot table is one of the most powerful tools that can help you summarize and analyze large datasets in an efficient manner.
This tutorial will demonstrate how to convert values given in kilograms (Kg) to pounds (Lbs) or vice versa in Excel.
Conditional formatting allows you to highlight important data and apply specific formatting to cells that meet certain criteria.
Excel’s Insert Function provides the user with a list of all possible Excel functions and makes them easy to implement.
Use the Track Changes feature in Excel to know who made changes to the workbook, the changes they made, and whether or not to accept them.
If you want to print mailing labels from an address list that you maintain in an Excel spreadsheet, you can use Microsoft Word mail merge.
In this article, you will learn how to write a formula in Excel using constant and operators, cell references, and pointing methods.
You can remove the spaces on the left and right of the text and within the text of the text string using Excel’s TRIM function.
Learn how to make a scatter chart in Excel to find the correlation between two variables, i.e. how one variable is affected by the other.
By default, Excel disables all macros to protect you from malicious viruses. But you can enable macros to automate repetitive tasks in Excel.
VLOOKUP function in Excel looks for a value in a range of cells, then it returns a value that’s in the same row as the value you’re looking for.