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Count Unique Values with Criteria using the COUNTIFS Function in EXCEL – 4 Examples

Aug 4, 2024

The COUNTIFS Function The COUNTIFS function counts the number of cells in a range that match one of the provided conditions. Syntax COUNTIFS ...

Count Unique Values with Criteria using the COUNTIFS Function in EXCEL – 4 Examples

How to Split Data in Excel – 5 Methods

Aug 3, 2024

The following dataset showcases full names and first and second names. Method 1 - Using Text to Columns Features to Split Data in Excel ...

Interest Only Amortization Schedule with Balloon Payment Template Excel [Free Download]

Jul 14, 2024

Download our free Interest Only Loan Amortization Schedule with Balloon Payment template for Excel to generate your own amortization schedule ...

Interest Only Amortization Schedule with Balloon Payment Template Excel [Free Download]

How to Keep a Running Balance in Excel (8 Methods)

Jun 9, 2024

We've put daily Earnings and Expenses in the first week of February 2022 in our sample dataset. We'll use it to track expenses. How to ...

How to Keep a Running Balance in Excel (8 Methods)

Excel VBA to Match String in Column (5 Examples)

Nov 11, 2025

In Excel, we use both numeric data and string data. They may exist in the same column or the same cell. If we want to find cells with string data, we ...

Excel VBA to Match String in Column (5 Examples)

Excel VBA to Create Named Range from Selection (5 Examples)

Nov 11, 2025

A named range is to set a name for one or more cells. We can call a named range instead of a cell or range. In this article, we will discuss how to ...

Excel VBA to Create Named Range from Selection (5 Examples)

How to Find External Links in Conditional Formatting in Excel (2 Ways)

Nov 11, 2025

Assume your worksheet contains a large number of external links, and you now have to dynamically identify the cells that contain the links and ...

How to Find External Links in Conditional Formatting in Excel (2 Ways)

How to Calculate the Running Total by Group Using the Excel Power Query – 2 Methods

Aug 10, 2024

The dataset showcases Items and Sales over three months. To calculate the running total by group (Month), choose a month: Method 1 - ...

How to Calculate the Running Total by Group Using the Excel Power Query – 2 Methods

How to Add a New Row in an Excel Table

Jun 18, 2024

Watch Video - Add a New Row Automatically in a Table Below is the dataset, which calculates each person's BMI in column ...

Excel Macro to Split Data into Multiple Files: 2 Methods

May 28, 2024

Method 1 - Steps to Create the Excel Macro to Split Data into Multiple Files Open the VBA Editor in Excel Press ALT+F11 to open the VBA editor ...

Excel Macro to Split Data into Multiple Files: 2 Methods

How to Set Scientific Notation to Powers of 3 in Excel (2 Methods)

Nov 11, 2025

Excel has the default format to set the scientific notation for 10 to the power of a number. But there are some more ways to set the scientific ...

How to Set Scientific Notation to Powers of 3 in Excel (2 Methods)

How to Extend a Table in Excel (4 Methods)

Jul 24, 2024

Dataset Overview We'll use the below dataset with order ID, product, category, and amount to demonstrate the methods. Method 1 - Extend ...

How to Extend a Table in Excel (4 Methods)

How to Add Currency Symbols in Excel: 5 Easy Methods

May 30, 2024

Method 1 - Using Number Format Drop-down Applying Currency Format To add currency symbols in Excel using the Currency format, follow these steps: ...

How to Add Currency Symbols in Excel: 5 Easy Methods

How to Find and Replace Values in Multiple Excel Files (3 Methods)

Jul 15, 2024

Method 1 - Multiple Sheets In the following image, you can see that we have an Excel sheet named One. In the same workbook, we have another ...

How to Find and Replace Values in Multiple Excel Files (3 Methods)

Calculate Debit Credit Running Balance Using Excel Formula (3 Examples)

Jun 28, 2024

We'll use the following dataset, where deposits and withdrawals on the credit and debit accounts are put in column C and column D. We’ll calculate ...