Date formats can vary greatly from one nation to the next. If you work for a multinational firm in the United States and get spreadsheets from India or other countries, you may discover that the date formats in those spreadsheets are different from the ones you are used to using. What is it that you ought to do? In this tutorial, I'm going to show you a few different solutions to this problem by converting various date formats in Excel to American date formats. Here, we have two ways to change date format. Converting the Date Format with the ... Read More

This tutorial will lead you through the steps necessary to update the Author name that is associated with the cell comments in Excel. How can I rapidly alter the author names for all of the comments in the currently open Worksheet? Let's imagine you want to change the author names in Excel for all of the comments that are already in the spreadsheet you're working on right now, and you want to modify the author names in Excel for all of the comments that are already there. The Excel comments each have a single user name attached to them. This ... Read More

It's possible that you'll find yourself in a situation where you need to make sure that the sentence capitalises just the initial letter for each word in the phrase, while converting the remaining of the alphabet to lowercase. The input of words may be done in all capital letters, all lowercase letters, or a mixed case. In some circumstances, if we wish to convert all of the uppercase letters to lowercase, with the exception of the initial letter, we may use a formula that contains certain letter conversion related functions and convert them to the appropriate case. Step 1 Replace ... Read More

It is quite simple to get disoriented in Excel if you are working with a huge amount of intricate data at the same time. Step 1 Users may construct spreadsheets at any level, from the most fundamental to the most complicated, thanks to the many capabilities included in Microsoft Excel. This makes users' work life simpler. a checkbox that allows for the altering of the value or colour of a particular cell. For instance, the value of a certain cell or the colour of its background will be altered automatically if a particular checkbox is selected to be ticked. Step ... Read More

Excel has two specialised numerical forms for postal codes, referred to respectively as Zip Code and Zip Code + 4. In the event that they do not fulfil your requirements, you are free to design your own bespoke format for postal codes. If you have an Excel spreadsheet that includes address information, you may wish to convert 9-digit ZIP Codes to their 5-digit counterpart. This can be done by using the "Convert Nine Digit ZIP Code to Five Digit ZIP Code" function. There are two different variations of the ZIP Code used in the United States: the 5-digit version, and ... Read More

Your requirements may often be satisfied by using the default approach that is used to generate the graphs. This is true for many different kinds of applications. Therefore, you might want to change the angle above which you observe your graph in order to get the most out of it. You not only have the ability to alter that rotation of a 2-D chart, but you also have the ability to modify the rotation of the a 3-D chart. You have the option of either reversing the order of both the data series which are plotted inside the chart or ... Read More

You have the ability to adjust the positioning of the tick marks as well as axis labels along the axis, as well as reverse the order of how the series are presented. You can also select the interval that exists between the tick marks and the axis labels. In Excel, the 3D Draw function is used to map the graph for all those data sets that may not offer much visibility, to plot the area when there are vast sets of data points, and to compare the feasibility of matching those data sets with other data sets. Excel's 3D Plot ... Read More

You may be curious, before we all get started, suppose you have a range of data that is interspersed with dashes, and you want to convert all of the cells that contain dashes to zeros in Excel. Using the Find and Replace feature in Excel, you will be able to convert all dashes to zeros in the range that you have selected in this section. Let’s understand step by step with an example. Step 1 In the first step, Let’s assume we have a sample data as shown in the below screenshot. Step 2 Now, you can Choose the range ... Read More

If you want to center a text that spans multiple cells, you might need to use the Merge & Center tool, which combines the cells you're working with and centers the text at the same time. In contrast, I will explain how to center text across many cells without merging any of the cells in this tutorial. Excel's "Merge and Center" toolbar button offers functionality that is strikingly similar to that offered by the "Center Across Columns" toolbar button in prior versions of Microsoft Excel. This functionality allows users to centre data across many columns in a single worksheet. You ... Read More

Using a combination of Excel's SUMPRODUCT and SUM functions, the weighted average may be quickly and easily calculated. However, it appears that the functions in a pivot table are not supported by the calculated fields. As a result, how exactly would one go about calculating the weighted average in a pivot table? This article will present a solution to the problem. Calculating Weighted Average in an Excel Pivot Table Let’s understand step by step with an example. Step 1 In the first step, we must have a sample data for creating pivot table as shown in the below screenshot for ... Read More