In this post, I will discuss some examples where Pie Chart is applicable. Pie Chart is generally used to show percentage or proportional data. Here I have downloaded a mutual fund portfolio allocation data sector-wise in the stock market. I …
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Let’s have some charting practice in excel. I have downloaded last month’s INFOSYS stock data from the National Stock Exchange website in CSV format. Now I will go to Insert>Charts>Other Charts>Stock>Volume-Open-High-Low-Close It shows a message box that the data should …
This is a project schedule format where I have a list of dates and works. I need to color all the Sundays in the list of dates and for that, I will use a simple trick. Select all the dates …
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Just a different exercise of excel. I have downloaded a listed country-wise average life expectancy by WHO. Let’s check where are we in our lifeline by this sheet. Let’s take an input of the date of birth from the user. …
CODE is the opposite of the CHAR function. The syntax of this function is CODE(text). It will return the ASCII value of the first character of the text. I have shown in the above pictures how an ASCII table is …
Press Ctrl+F to toggle the Find and Replace window>Replace Tab or go to Home Ribbon> Find & Select> Replace Here you will get the replacement feature of excel. In this post, I will discuss the 4 most useful ways of …
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Here I have to make a parent Gantt chart from a data table. It is a Gantt chart summary as per BOQ (Bill of Quantities) Item and RA Bill No. wise. This bar chart will be followed with chainage value …
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In this post, I will make a graphical 20X20 multiplication table and show the process of making it. Merged and centered these cells for showing data bar as I have shown in the picture below. Selected two random numbers between …
This post shows three ways to add any default word to the formula result. Here I have to calculate the difference between two dates and need to show the word “Days” with the result. 1. By using “&” I have …
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This character “*” (Asterisk) is used to denote any text within a cell. 1. If you use the formula =COUNTIF(range, “*”) then it will count the numbers of cells having any text within range. 2. If you use =COUNTIF(range, “CEMENT*”) …
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