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Simple Basket Analysis – Formula approach with #Excel 365
The challenge – How many transactions with just Brand A and B together? In my previous post / video, I solved this problem with Power Query. If you are using #Excel 365, did you know you can solve this problem … Continue reading
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How to sort bar chart in descending order?
Sound like a silly question, but it is a bit confusing indeed. One day, a friend asked me how to sort a bar chart in descending order. I told her to sort the data. She replied: “I did. The data … Continue reading
Sort Warning?!
Sorting is one of the basic features in Excel. I believe most Excel users, if not all, know how to sort in Excel. Without any scientific research, I think most users would click the “Sort A to Z” (ascending order) … Continue reading
Copy and Paste can do so much…
Answer to the 5 little Tips (tests) – Part 5/5 The task: To sort the following dates in descending order. Sound silly but… The first thing you would probably do is to go to Data tab and then click the Sort Z to A icon? … Continue reading
Sort by row (i.e. from left to right)
Sorting is easy, when the orientation of data is vertical. Although we are expecting data in a vertical layout, it is not uncommon that we still encounter data in a horizontal layout in real world. Don’t you? With data in a row, … Continue reading