In my opinion, the biggest benefit of using Excel is the ability to use formulas to do incredible things with your data. You don’t need to use any fancy functions or keyboard shortcuts to be really great at Excel – as long as you have a well-formatted spreadsheet that utilizes some key formulas, you will look like an Excel wizard. Here are 20 of my favorite formulas.
When I was a student, I thought Excel was something that only accounting majors used to keep track of their interest and dividends, or something. While that is true, Excel has the ability to make almost any job easier and more efficient.In this post, I’m going to share with you something I use in my job literally every day – my Excel social media calendar.
Okay, so we’ve got some of the basics and now it’s time to dive into a real tutorial. There are many formulas that are incredibly useful, and I’d like to explore some of my favorite in the next series of posts. For this first post, I’d like to return to the magical realm of Harry Potter to demonstrate the power of SUM.
Let me let you in on a little secret: you don’t need to do any math to use Excel. What magic is this, you ask? No magic my friends. Just formulas.
Excel for English Majors 