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K2's Excel Financial Reporting and Analysis (Stage)
Microsoft Office Excel is a powerful tool for analyzing financial data and preparing financial reports and if you are ready to harness the power of Excel for financial reporting and…
K2's Formatting Excel Spreadsheets the Right Way (Stage)
Some estimates indicate that business professionals spend as much as half their time in Excel working on formatting. If you are interested in getting better formatting results in less time,…
Excel's Solver Feature - A Powerful Problem-Solving Tool!
Excel’s Solver Feature – A Powerful Problem-Solving Tool Excel’s Solver feature is a powerful tool that allows users to find optimal solutions to complex problems. Solver is an add-in tool…
Excel Offers New Text Manipulation Tools
Excel Offers New Text Manipulation Tools Microsoft 365 subscribers can take advantage of three new text manipulation tools in Excel to assist them in manipulating text entries in their spreadsheets.…
How To Copy And Paste Data From Excel's Status Bar
How To Copy And Paste Data From Excel’s Status Bar Many Excel users enable calculations in the application’s Status Bar, such as sums, averages, and counts. Of course, you could…
Getting Started With Data Analytics
Getting Started With Data Analytics Many business professionals use the term data analytics. However, few truly understand what the term really means and how to take advantage of various analytics…
Manage Links In Excel Workbooks
Linking data from one Excel workbook to another is one of Excel’s best features. In this article, you will learn the best ways to manage linked workbooks.
K2's Detecting and Preventing Worksheet Errors (Stage)
Worksheet error rates are at alarming levels and have been so for years. In fact, many professionals who study this topic estimate that over 90% of worksheets contain errors. One…
Excel's STOCKHISTORY Function Is Now Available
Recently added to Excel is the new STOCKHISTORY function. You can use STOCKHISTORY to retrieve historical prices for stocks as of a given date or range of dates. Read on,…