Prantick Bala

About author

PRANTICK BALA is a marine engineer who loves exploring Excel and VBA programming. Programming, to him, is a time-saving tool for efficiently managing data, files, and internet tasks. He is proficient in Rhino3D, Maxsurf, C++, MS Office, AutoCAD, Excel, and VBA and goes beyond the basics. Armed with a B.Sc in Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering from BUET, he has transitioned into the role of a content developer. Beyond his work, find him immersed in books, exploring new places during travels, and enjoying movies and TV series in his downtime.

Designation

Excel & VBA Content Developer at ExcelDemy in SOFTEKO.

Lives in

Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Education

Expertise

Rhino3D, Maxsurf, C++, MS Office, AutoCAD, WordPress and Excel & VBA

Experience

  • Intern at Khulna Shipyard, Khulna, Bangladesh.
  • Probationary Officer at United Commercial Bank PLC, Bangladesh.

Latest Posts From Prantick Bala

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How to Create a Formula in Excel (5 Easy Ways)

Excel can be used to perform any type of calculation and creating a formula is the basis of the calculation. In this article, you will learn how to create a ...

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Absolute Reference in Excel (With Examples)

Absolute Reference in Excel is one kind of cell reference where the referred cell remains constant and doesn’t change when it is copied, moved or used in an ...

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How to Copy a Sheet to Another Sheet in Excel (5 Easy Ways)

You may want to create copies of your worksheet for different reasons such as you may want to keep a backup, or you may want to do various calculations on the ...

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How to Merge Rows Without Losing Data in Excel (5 Easy Ways)

In Excel, merging multiple rows, columns or cells is a common task. However, the fundamental problem in this task is that it only keeps data from the upper ...

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How to Add the Sum of a Column in Excel (7 Easy Ways)

Fortunately, many of us use Excel in our business organizations. In any business organization, we use Excel to organize data as per need and make databases for ...

Browsing All Comments By: Prantick Bala
  1. You are welcome, Adam. Feeling happy to know that this article has solved your problem.

  2. Thanks dar for finding the article helpful.
    Would you please share your Excel sheet?
    Then I’ll be able to understand what you are actually want to do and try my best to give you a solution.

  3. Hello Paul,
    I hope you have found your solution already. If not, please share your Excel workbook with me. It is difficult to say the reason for the error message without seeing your worksheet or code. I will try my best to solve your problem.

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