Spreadsheet Tricks
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Excel Add-Ins
- The Timeslider is a historical data engine for Microsoft Excel. The add-in allows you to store and retrieve historical data directly from the cells of your spreadsheet.
Pivot Tables
- This course includes one self-paced lesson and one practice session for hands-on experience.
Miscellaneous
Notes & Comments
- Use Excel's data validation feature to share meaningful information about specific cells with users.
- The N() function comes in handy if you want comments embedded within the formula for your own notes, reference, etc.
Example:=SUM(E82:E83)+N("Tutorial found here: http://lifehacker.com/add-comments-to-a-formula-in-excel-for-your-future-refe-510113024")
Mixing Text & Numbers
- Describes the formula syntax and usage of the TEXT function in Microsoft Office Excel. Excel's TEXT function returns a value converted to text with a specified format.
- One of many video lessons from Contextures Inc..
Array Formula In Google Spreadsheet
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Embedding Spreadsheets & Parts of Spreadsheets
Embed SkyDrive Spreadsheet
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iFrame code for the spreadsheet on SkyDrive
Embed Google Spreadsheet
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- Sources
- See Also
Quick Edit Sheets
- Ethersheet is an open source tool to make collaborating on spreadsheets fast, easy and secure. You can also download the code on GitHub.
- Unfortunately, EditGrid's service is ending May 1, 2014.[1]