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How to Count Checkboxes in Microsoft Excel

First, designate cells to hold “True” or “False” results based on the state of each checkbox. You can then count up the checkboxes by using Excel’s COUNTIF function to count the number of “TRUE” results. If you use Excel to create a checklist, you may want …

43 Handy Excel Shortcuts You Can’t Live Without

Many marketers use Microsoft Excel every day, whether it’s to create a chart, analyze data, or run a report to present at the next team meeting. Creating reports like these in Excel is time-consuming enough. How can we spend a little less time navigating, formatting, selecting, …

10 Text functions in Excel with examples

Excel is all about working with numbers. However, if your data consists of too much text, you don’t have to worry at all. Excel provides several functions that make it easier to manipulate text strings. These functions let you easily find a string, count the characters …

How to use Excel GCD function

The Excel GCD function is a Math and Trigonometry function, and its purpose is to return the greatest common divisor of two or more integers. The greatest common divisor is the largest integer that divides both number 1 and number 2 without a remainder. The formula …

Microsoft Excel now lets you insert images in cells

Microsoft has recently introduced a new IMAGE function to Excel for Microsoft 365 subscribers in the Beta Channel. The new Image function has only one purpose: to let you insert images in cells. You can now make images a part of your worksheet instead of floating …

How to Convert Almost Any Unit in Microsoft Excel

Unit conversions are commonplace. Whether you need feet to meters, Fahrenheit to Celsius, or teaspoons to tablespoons, you can take advantage of the CONVERT function in Microsoft Excel for a dozen types of conversion. The nice thing about this function in Excel is that it uses …

How to Add Months to a Date in Microsoft Excel

Want to see what date it will be after you’ve a certain number of months have passed? Using Microsoft Excel’s EDATE function, you can add (or subtract) months to a specific date in your spreadsheets. Here’s how to use it. How the EDATE Function Works In …