In partnership with Experts Exchange. There are several ways you can insert the date and time, including having it be constant or letting it update to the current date or time. Excel also has some efficient ways of formatting the date and time. In this episode, we will insert the
In partnership with Experts Exchange. Microsoft hasn’t yet released the Textsplit function out of beta testing in the 365 edition of Excel. So until you have that function available but you want to use a function to split text on the fly, you can momentarily convert the text into XML
In partnership with Experts Exchange. Microsoft Access database looks a lot like Excel and the two applications share a lot of features. Since they have a similar table structure, you can move data back and forth between the two applications and even link live data between them.
In cooperation with Experts Exchange. When you need the data in a table always to be current, you don’t have to keep copying and pasting from the source over and over. Use the “Get and Transform Data” section in the Data tab to connect to live data on the Web.
In cooperation with Experts Exchange. If you want to generate a numbered list, there are two ways of doing it: as a one-shot deal using the AutoFill feature or dynamically and with several options, using the Sequence function introduced in the 365 editions for Windows and Mac. In this episode,
