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Excel Slicer

What is an Excel Slicer? The slicer is a filtering tool that was introduced in Excel 2010. Unlike dropdown menus, it gives you interactive buttons to filter your PivotTables and tables. You can narrow down your data with a single click and the best part is, you’ll always

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EXCEL BARS

Data Bars Data Bars are premade types of conditional formatting in Excel used to add colored bars to cells in a range to indicate how large the cell values are compared to the other values. Here is the Data Bars part of the conditional formatting menu: Data Bars

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How to use Excel Top/Bottom Rules in MS Excel.

Top/Bottom Rules Top/Bottom Rules are premade types of conditional formatting in Excel used to change the appearance of cells in a range based on your specified conditions. Here is the Top/Bottom Rules part of the conditional formatting menu: Appearance Options The web browser version of Excel offers the following

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Conditional Formatting

How to Use Conditional Formatting in MS Excel? Conditional formatting is used to change the appearance of cells in a range based on your specified conditions. The browser version of Excel provides a number of built-in conditions and appearances: Conditional Formatting Example Here, the Speed values of each Pokémon

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How to Use Advanced filter in MS Excel

WHAT IS ADVANCED FILTER? Excel Advanced Filter – as the name suggests – is the advanced version of the regular filter. You can use this when you need to use more complex criteria to filter your data set. EXCEL ADVANCED FILTER (Examples) EXAMPLE 1:Extracting a Unique list You can

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How to use Date & Time formulas in MS Excel?

How to Use TODAY Formula in MS Excel Step 1: Open Excel Open Microsoft Excel and create a new blank worksheet. Step 2: Select a Cell Click on any cell where you want today’s date. Example: Click on A1 Step 3: Type the Formula In the selected cell,

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How To Use Lookup And Reference Formula In MS Excel?

What is VLOOKUP? VLOOKUP means Vertical Lookup.It searches for a value in the first column of a table and returns related data from another column. Step 1: Click the cell where you want the answer Example: Click cell E2 Step 2: Type the formula =VLOOKUP (102, A2:C4, 3,)

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