You can use page fields to view each range of data on a separate page, or to summarize all of the ranges on the same page. Microsoft Excel can create a page field for you with a drop-down list so that you can view and combine all of your ranges. Or you can create your own page fields and items to view both partial and full consolidations.
You can transpose rows and columns in a selected range. Copy the range, select a single cell, choose Paste Special from the ...
You can type an asterisk (*) in the Find What box to match any number of characters or a question mark (?) to match any single ...
You can use an ampersand (&) to concatenate text strings in a formula. For example, if A1 contains 'week' and A2 contains ...
You can use custom graphics as markers in a bar, column, line, or radar chart. With the markers selected, paste a picture ...
You can use page fields to view each range of data on a separate page, or to summarize all of the ranges on the same page. ...
You can use separate data and header sources. Choose the Create or Open button to specify a header source. Then you can specify ...
You can use the Add-Ins command on the Tools menu to specify the add-ins you want to open each time you start Microsoft Excel. ...
You can use the arrow keys to move around within a formula. First press CONTROL+U until you see the word 'Edit' at the left ...
You can use the Consolidate command from the Data menu to combine corresponding values in different sheets onto a summary ...