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Found 1376 Articles for MS Excel
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You might occasionally have needed to convert a decimal number in Excel into another format, such as binary, octal, or hexadecimal. In general, decimal numbers have a base of 10 from 0 to 9, binary numbers have a base of 2 from 0 to 1, octal numbers have a base of 8 from 0 to 7, and hexadecimal numbers have a base of 16 from 0 to 9 and A to F. You may learn how to convert decimal numbers in Excel to binary, octal, and hexadecimal by reading this article. Convert Decimal Number to Binary Number in Excel Here, ... Read More
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Minutes and seconds are more basic units for measuring rotation than degrees. Using minutes when measuring rotation helps us analyse the values more accurately and efficiently. We can convert decimal degrees into degrees, minutes, and seconds using the VBA application, as it can’t be completed directly in Excel. This tutorial will help you understand how we can convert decimal degrees to degrees, minutes, and seconds in Excel. Here we will demonstrate two methods for converting decimal degrees to degrees, minutes, and seconds and degrees, minutes, and seconds to decimal degrees. Convert Decimal Degrees to Degrees Minutes Seconds Here, we will ... Read More
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You can search for something in your worksheet using the Find and Replace tools in Excel. Perhaps you're looking for a certain number or a text string to replace. You have the option of locating the object that was searched for as a point of reference or substituting it with something else. In the search terms that you provide, you have the option of include numbers or wildcard characters like question marks, tildes, and asterisks. You are able to search by rows and columns, search within comments or values, search within worksheets or complete workbooks, and search within comments ... Read More
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Sometimes the values in your Excel worksheets appear to be numbers, but they do not add up, do not multiply, and cause mistakes in the formulae that you are using. This occurs frequently because numbers are formatted as text in the document. In many situations, Microsoft Excel is intelligent enough to automatically translate numerical sequences that have been imported from other programs into actual numbers. However, occasionally the numbers are left formatted as text, which might cause a variety of problems in your spreadsheets. While the numbers are kept as text, you won't be able to do jobs in ... Read More
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If you keep long and short numbers in Excel spreadsheets, at some point you will likely need to convert them to text for usage in other applications. Changing digits that have been saved as numbers to text could be done for a variety of reasons. Excel is a powerful tool that can be used for a variety of purposes, including the entry and analysis of data, the creation of dashboards and reports, and even database management. Although the majority of the pre-installed features and default settings are designed to be helpful to users and to save them time, there ... Read More
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The majority of employees who work with Excel spreadsheets are responsible for dealing with numbers included in either large or small datasets. When you work with numbers, you will encounter all varieties of them, including positive and negative numbers, decimals, date and time, and so on. The process of converting these numbers from one format to another is one of the more typical tasks that a lot of us need to accomplish on a regular basis. When performing some computations, you may find that you need to convert negative numbers to positive numbers or to zero, that is removing the ... Read More
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The majority of employees who work with Excel spreadsheets are responsible for dealing with numbers included in either large or small datasets. When you work with numbers, you will encounter all varieties of them, including positive and negative numbers, decimals, date and time, and so on. The process of converting these numbers from one format to another is one of the more typical tasks that a lot of us need to accomplish on a regular basis. When performing some computations, you may find that you need to convert negative numbers to positive numbers or to zero, that is removing the ... Read More
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For instance, you have a chart in which the Y axis labels are integers. You now want to modify the font colour and font size of the labels in Excel based on the value scale; how can you solve this problem? In this tutorial, we will discuss the process that makes it simple to alter the font color and size of labels in a specified axis of a chart in Excel. Changing the Font Color and Size of Chart Axis Labels in Excel We can modify the font color and size of any and all labels in a chart's X‑axis ... Read More
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By rule units, you can set the cell sizes to inches, cm, mm, and pixels. In this tutorial, we will take an example and show how you can do it in a step-by-step process. Step 1 Open a Microsoft Excel Sheet, once the excel sheet gets open go to File or Office Button and then select Option and in Options go to Advanced option as shown in the below screenshot for your reference. Step 2 Now you need to scroll down towards till you see the option called Display section. In there you will see a Ruler Unites, click ... Read More
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Consider that you have received data in a Microsoft excel sheet with all the strings in uppercase, and lowercase. Now for you to read it easily you can change all strings as per your desire in a Microsoft excel sheet. The below following methods can be used to change the uppercase string to lower case strings. Changing the Uppercase Text to Lowercase in Excel Follow the steps given below to understand how to do this: Open a Microsoft excel sheet, and enter the string as per your wish in the uppercase in the blank cell. Now enter the below given ... Read More