Pivot tables are powerful tools which help transform data into meaningful insights. They can help you understand patterns and trends, make accurate forecasts, and improve your decision-making skills.

Excel isn’t designed to be a database manager but many of us use Excel to store and manipulate lists. I’m personally very fond of Excel tables and I use a lot of them. Manipulating Excel tables from ...

This Excel VBA project comprises four tabs: "Final," "Jan," "Feb," "March," and "April." Each monthly tab ('Jan,' 'Feb,' 'March,' 'April') contains employee ...

Between the 2003 and the most recent versions, the number of rows that can be reached in an Excel sheet has changed significantly. As a result, the VBA codes prevent the portability of your workbook ...

PivotTables are all well and good, but sometimes when you’re building reports you just want a plain old list of things. Excel tables are perfect for this, and in Excel 2013 you can bind a table to the ...