Making changes to deadlines in Excel is one of the most common tasks performed there. Making the adjustments to the dates manually is a very complex and hectic process. We can make it happen very easily, using the formulas supported by Excel. So, let's see a simple process to add or subtract the number of weeks in the Excel sheet using the formula. Adding Weeks to a Date Here, we will first use the formula to get the first result, then use the auto-fill handler to get all the results. Let's look at a simple procedure for adding weeks to ... Read More

Sometimes, when we add or subtract different times, we want to get the result only in hours, minutes, or seconds. When we add or subtract time from time, we typically get the following result: hour: minutes: seconds. But we can make some changes in Excel in order to get the result only in seconds, minutes, or hours. This tutorial helps you understand how we can make it happen. Adding or Subtracting Times to Get Hours/Minutes/Seconds In Excel Here we will first add the values and use the format to complete the task. Let's look at a simple method for adding ... Read More

When we want to add or subtract a specific time from a list where they are the combination of the date and time manually, then it will be a very complex and time-consuming process. This article will help us in solving this problem in a simple and efficient way. So let us see an article about how to add or subtract hours from any given date and time. Adding Hours to a Date/Time Field Here we will use the formula to get the first result, then use the auto-fill handle to complete the task. Let's go over a simple procedure ... Read More

The zeros that are added before the numbers that will not change their value are known as "pad leading zeros." These are similar to the leading zeros, but the only difference is that in leading zeros, the zeros are added after the number, and in pad leading zeros, the zeros are added before the number. The dotted line leading the zeros helps the number look clear and neat. If we try to add leading zeros manually, Excel will not allow us to do so. But this tutorial helps you add pad leading zeros. This can be done in three ways: ... Read More

The tools that are used to represent the set of data in a pictorial form that will help us understand the data better are known as charts in Excel. They can also be called graphs. There are various kinds of graphs based on their structure and their uses. The small numerical number that can be used to show the value of a component of a graph is known as a "Data label." Data labels help the user analyse the graph in a better way. This tutorial helps the Excel user know how to add or move data labels in Excel. ... Read More

Analysing doughnut charts could be a complex process if there are no leader lines for the data. The line that connects the data label and its associated data is known as the "Leader line." Although using a leader line is not the default in Excel, we can add leader lines to the doughnut chart using this simple process. In this tutorial, we will discuss how we can add leader lines to a doughnut chart in Excel. Adding Leader Lines to a Doughnut Chart Here we will first create a doughnut chart, convert it into a pie chart, and then ... Read More

When we collect raw data in Excel, there is a chance that we will find duplicate data, which will affect or be redundant with our analysis. If the same data is present in Excel two or more times, then it can be called duplicate data. When we collect the names of all the people in a group, there is a possibility that we have written a person's name twice. Adding a unique ID to each piece of data allows us to detect and remove duplicates. In this tutorial, let us see a simple process to know how we can add ... Read More

When we create a hyperlink in Excel, the whole cell will work as a hyperlink. There is no way we can make the part of the cell work as a hyperlink. But I will explain a simple trick to see that a hyperlink is created for part of a cell. On a website, a hyperlink (or link) is an item like a word or button that points to another location. When you click on a link, the link will take you to the target of the link, which may be a webpage, document, or other online content. Websites use hyperlinks ... Read More

Adding or subtracting the specific time from a date manually can be a complex problem if the time is a combination of days, months, and years in Excel. This can be done in a very simple and efficient way using the formula provided by Excel. This tutorial will help us understand how we can add or subtract from a date. Here, we will first use the formula to get the first result, then use the autofill handle to complete the task. Let us see a simple process to add or subtract a given time from the list of dates in ... Read More

When we use any formulas in Excel, we generally use the relative formulas, but this can lead to the problem of changing the values very frequently. This problem can be solved by making the formulas constant and unrelative; this can only be done by changing the cell references to absolute. This article will help you understand how we can change the cell reference to absolute in a simple way in Excel. If the formulas in the cells are represented without any $ symbols, then they are not in absolute form. The formulas are known to be in absolute only if ... Read More