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Monthly Archives: March 2014
Data ==> Subtotal
How to insert thousands of rows for each change in item in a column? And then give a subtotal of each item? Long long time ago (>10years) when I was only an Excel newbie, a friend asked for help. She … Continue reading
SUM vs. SUBTOTAL
How to SUM a range but ignores SUM result in between?, i.e. How to get a Grand Total with SubTotals in between? How to SUM but ignores hidden cells or filtered cells? SUM could be the most popular function used in … Continue reading
SUM ignoring errors in the range
Different ways in getting sum of a range with “Error” Thanks to the comments made by a friend, I would like to share a few workarounds to ignore errors with SUM. 1) Use a helper column This would be an … Continue reading
Excel Basic – Sum vs. “+”
+ – x / would be the four basic operators you learned in Excel basic. When you learned to use SUM instead of +, did you ask yourself or your teacher why? 1) SUM is much easier to input and … Continue reading
Paint the Lily
Well, this is not an Excel post. This is something about Visual Presentation at a glance, so I think it’s sort of related to Excel. 🙂 One day, I visited a Japanese Fast Food Restaurant and saw the above sticker … Continue reading
Dynamic Dependent Dropdown by Data Validation
So many D. 😀 This is a continuation of the previous post: Not all teachers are eligible to all classes. e.g. only Iris and David are eligible to deliver Class F, would it be feasible to have only Iris and … Continue reading
Dynamic Dropdown – Least hours assigned always on the top
How to use Data Validation to show a dynamic drop-down list to facilitate job allocation problem? I learned about using Data Validation long time ago. It’s quite handy and useful when you want to restrict user to enter items only … Continue reading
