If you're creating a chart on Google Sheets, there's a really useful feature you can use which makes it easy to compare values, and that's compare mode. In this post, I'll go over how to use compare mode and how it can help you easily compare result ...
Google Sheets is a powerful and versatile tool for managing data, whether you're tracking expenses, analyzing survey results, or organizing information for a project. One of the fundamental skills you need to master is adding rows and columns to you ...
Did you know you can create a pivot table in Google Sheets which automatically updates as you add data to it? Remarkably, it's an easier process than in Excel where you would need a macro or where you might need to right-click on the pivot table and ...
Pivot tables are a powerful feature in Excel that allow users to summarize, analyze, and visualize data. One of the more advanced features of pivot tables is the ability to add calculated fields. Calculated fields enable you to perform calculations ...
Do you want to create a budget which tracks income and expenses on just one chart? There's an easy way you can combine them where you can show positive and negative values in a single column. Suppose we have the following income and expenses over a ...
If you're tracking standings in Excel, you know it can be challenging to ensure that you have your rankings setup correctly, especially when factoring in multiple criteria. Ranking values based on a single column or field isn't complex, but when you ...
Power Query can help you summarize and analyze your data. But did you know that you can also add calculated columns similar to how you might in a pivot table? In this post, I'm going to show you how you can compare your values against an average to ...
Do you want a quick way to clean up your pivot table and remove blanks and errors from it? Below, I'll show you how to do that with just a few steps. In the below pivot table, I have error values and blank row values, which indicate that data is mis ...
Do you want to be able to use a VLOOKUP with a pivot table? While there isn't a way to natively do so, there is a way you can make it look as though your pivot table has a lookup function within there, and make it so that it expands along with your ...
Have you opened a file in Excel which contains macros in it only to find that you can't use it, because the content is blocked? If you've come across the following warning bar, I'm going to show you how can you remove it once and for all. Thi ...
