How can we do the calculations needed to determine the average of all the numbers on the various worksheets if we want to accomplish that? This post will show you an easy approach to compute the average for all numbers across several worksheets. Currently, we may know how to calculate the average for a selected range on a single worksheet. However, this article will show you how to do it for all numbers. In terms of the reality that the data range on other worksheets could be the same or different, we have prepared two instances to use as an ... Read More

We can use Excel formulas to count, add values between two provided dates of a data range, and average numbers between two dates. I'll show you how to calculate the average of two dates in Excel. The average of two dates can be calculated using the methods explained in this tutorial. Let’s understand step by step with an example. Step 1 In the first step, let’s assume we have a sample data. Please refer to the below screenshot for the same. Step 2 Create a new cell where you can save the First Date, the Last Date, and the ... Read More

If, for instance, you have a list of employee names in Excel along with their birthdays and ages, how would you go about calculating the average age for a specific month or year? And what happens if you want to calculate the average up to a certain date in Excel? In this tutorial, you will learn various Excel tips and methods that will make the problem easier to solve. Calculating the Average Age by Month with Formulas in Excel Let’s understand step by step with an example. Step 1 For instance, you have a table that looks like the one ... Read More

Let's consider that you have a list of ID numbers that contains 13 to 15 digits of numbers, and in those 13 to 15 digits, the first six digits are the date of birth of the candidate or a specific person, so that you have a list of ID numbers. For instance, consider that you have an ID number of one person 9304304413002 in this Id first 6 digits is the date of birth 1993/04/30. From this ID number, how will you calculate the age? In this article, I will introduce the formula which is very easy that quickly ... Read More

It is really helpful to perform calculations that involve dates whenever you are dealing with Microsoft Excel. It's possible that you'll need to compute a date in the future in Excel in order to determine when a bill is due or when you might anticipate earning income on an investment. Excel has a number of different date functions that can be used to perform mathematical operations on dates and times. This tutorial will walk you through the steps of calculating a future date in Excel depending on the data that you provide. In order to determine a date in the ... Read More

When dealing with addresses, it is sometimes helpful to have the individual components of the address broken out into their respective categories, such as the street address, the city, the state, and the zip code. You may find it simpler to filter, sort, and query the data in this way, as well as use it for a variety of other purposes. It would be helpful if you had one column that contained simply the state portion of the individual’s addresses in the event that you wish to sort people based on the state in which they are located. This post ... Read More

Occasionally we might need to separate the numbers from the text or obtain simply the numbers out of any input that contains both text and numbers. Excel has a variety of shortcuts that eliminate the need to manually do this task, making it possible to isolate integers from any dataset. In this tutorial, I will demonstrate a technique for separating nmbers in Excel by using formulas in a variety of circumstances. Break or Split Numbers into Individual Digits using Formulas in Excel In the following part, a formula will be presented that may be used in Excel to split chosen ... Read More

In situations when there are unusually large or small series or points in the source data, the chart's representation of the small series or points will not be exact enough. In situations like these, some users may desire to break the axis in order to achieve precision in both the tiny series and the large series at the same time. You will learn two different techniques to break chart axis in Excel by reading this post. Break Chart Axis with a Secondary axis in Chart in Excel Take, for instance, assuming that you have the data in two different ranges, ... Read More

In Excel, the lines that make it up a cell’s border are referred to as boxes by maintain borders, we are able to frame any data and give it a defined boundary in an appropriate manner. You can highlight specific values by outlining summarized values or separating data into ranges of cells, additionally, you can place borders around individual cells. Adding borders is one of the greatest and easiest ways to make a spreadsheet seem attractive, and this is especially true if the spreadsheet is going to be printed. However, if you are consistent including new data in your spreadsheet, ... Read More

In Excel, the lines that make it up a cell's border are referred to as boxes. By maintaining borders, we are able to frame any data and give it a defined boundary in an appropriate manner. You can highlight specific values by outlining summarized values or separating data into ranges of cells; additionally, you can place borders around individual cells. We might be familiar with the concept of adding colours for cells depending on the values of those cells; but, what about creating borders in Excel based on the values of the cells? Conditional formatting in Excel is discussed here, namely ... Read More