Microsoft Excel quick and easy
New Excel tutorial every week
Today, we’re gonna go through how to add axis titles in Excel. And not only that – you’ll see how to format axis titles or, if needed, remove them from a graph.
In this tutorial, we’ll deal with a function, or rather a command that normally can’t be accessed in Excel. That’s why we’ll first have a look at how to enable ‘Track Changes’ in Excel, and then we’ll go step by step through how to use this feature to track changes in a spreadsheet.
This tutorial will guide you through a few easy steps to see how to insert a symbol in Excel. Beside numbers and text, you’ll learn how to use a variety of symbols, thanks to which you’ll be able to design some impressive data tables.
In this tutorial, we’re going to cover how to add a trendline in Excel. This element is invaluable when you need to make a clear and neat visual representation of the data trend.
If you’re looking for a clear and easy-to-understand way to display data in a table you created, you’re in the right place! This tutorial offers a step-by-step guide on how to add data bars in Excel. Graphical features like data bars highlight important values in the table and point out how these are related. You’ll also see how easy it is to edit data bars or place them separately, in an individual column.
In today’s tutorial, we’re gonna talk about how to use colour scales in Excel. Thanks to colour scales, you’ll be able to design a data table with a clear overview of the maximum, the minimum as well as the middle values.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to insert an image in an Excel cell, in the right way. Each image inserted in the Excel sheet will be placed nice and neat within its target cell.
This tutorial shows how to calculate the difference between two dates in Excel. At the end, you’ll be able to conveniently use Excel formulas to figure out the exact number of years, months and days passed between two dates.
In this tutorial, we’ll have a look at how to combine the contents of two cells – in this case a first name and a family (or last) name – thanks to which we’ll have a full name merged in one cell.
In this tutorial, you’ll see how to highlight blank cells in Excel. Thanks to this function, you’ll be able to mark clearly all cells containing no data in a table of any size.
