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Monthly Archives: August 2017
The Clipboard can be useful occasionally…
According to study (which was conducted in a totally unscientific way with zero level of confidence…, i.e. my gut feeling), 100% of Excel users use Copy and Paste every time they work with Excel. 🙂  However, 99.99999% of them never … Continue reading
Free Template – Working Calendar
Today, I celebrate wmfexcel.com (aka BeExcellence) reaching One Million views by…  not going to work (because typhoon is hitting HK). 😉 Thank you very much for visiting my blog in the past.  Every single visit and page view from you constitutes my … Continue reading
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Using MIN/MAX to answer whichever lower/higher questions
What is “Whichever higher”? Situation: You call to your favourite restaurant to reserve a private room for family dinner on Saturday. The restaurant manager tells you that there will be a minimum charge of $2000 for a private room.  That mean, … Continue reading
wmfexcel (aka BeExcellence) is now multilingual
<Note: There is no Excel tip in this post.>  🙂 Multilingual?? Really??  Not exactly. The fact is I’ve just added a widget to the side bar on the right:
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Filter a list of items from a long long list
A simple but practical tip of using Advanced Filter I came across a blogpost from Jon of Excel Campus (one of my favorite Excel sites) last week. In his post, he showed how to filter for a list of items using a reverse … Continue reading



