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Dashboarding Fun – Display Smileys in your excel dashboards

Published on Aug 7, 2008 in Charts and Graphs, Learn Excel

Dashboards are daily staple for some of us who need to report status to our bosses, present them in weekly meetings or generally CC half the world with what is up on our end. There are several ways in which you can spice up the dashboard, one of the simple things to do is, to […]

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Doing the NY times Olympic medals by country year visualization in excel

Doing the NY times Olympic medals by country year visualization in excel

When I saw the Olympic medals won by each country by year infographic on nytimes my jaw almost dropped, go ahead see it and come back, I am sure you will love it too. It is one of the coolest visualizations I have seen in the recent past and I see infographics all the time, […]

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11 very useful excel keyboard shortcuts you may not know

Published on Jul 29, 2008 in Learn Excel
11 very useful excel keyboard shortcuts you may not know

– During formula typing, adjusts the reference type, abs to relative, otherwise repeats last action + – Inserts current date +

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How to add a range of cells in excel – concat()

Published on May 28, 2008 in hacks, Learn Excel, technology

Excel concatenate() is seriously crippled, it can add 2 or more strings together, as long as they are supplied as separate parameters. This means, when you have a range of cells with text which you want to add up to create a large text, you need to write an ugly looking biggish concatenate() or use […]

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Conditional Formatting in Excel – 5 Tips to make you a Rockstar

Conditional Formatting in Excel – 5 Tips to make you a Rockstar

Excel conditional formatting is a hidden and powerful gem that when used well, can change the outlook of your project report / sales budget / project plan or analytical outputs from bunch of raw data in default fonts to something truly professional and good looking. Better still, you dont even need to be a guru […]

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How to: sharing trip expenses using excel

Published on Jan 25, 2008 in hacks, Learn Excel

Yesterday we were calculating our Washington trip expenses and it occurred to me that if there is an excel template where I could enter the trip expenses and who paid what to find out how much we need to pay up / collect, it would be great. I looked around for few seconds, couldn’t find […]

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