Listed below are all my "how to" articles explaining how to perform an action, how to use specific functions, how to create complicated formulas to perform a specific task, and how to create VBA macros to automate repetitive processes. See 76 of my best Excel Tips in my ebook, available in Kindle and PDF formats.
Last updated: 3/22/22
Actions: How To
- Count by increments
- Combine two cells
- Count unique values in a row or column
- Make a random list
- Check for duplicates entries
- Make a drop down list
- Insert the degree symbol
- Change the worksheet tab color
- Create bullet points
- Make horizontal rows into vertical columns manually
- Change the default number of sheets
- Align multiple charts
- Keep Excel drop down list arrows visible
- Hide gridlines in Excel
- Add checkboxes / add buttons / hide checkboxes / hide rows NEW!
Functions: How To
Formulas: How To
- Make a contain formula
- Create a two variable lookup formula
- Compute the total number of configurations
- Create a week ending date formula
- Check for common mistakes (when a formula is not working properly)
- Use Nested IF formulas
- Count the remaining days until the end of the month
- Count characters in a string
- Transpose a row into a column with a formula
- Assign a letter grade to a number
- Find the most common name in a range
- Avoid displaying errors
- Skip the weekends date formula
- Dynamic Lookup (VLOOKUP and MATCH)
- Convert military time to regular time
- How to create a hyperlink formula to add subject to email
VBA Macros: How To
- Getting started with Excel macros <---Start here
- Automatically enable macros
- Create a pop-up message box
- Simple Excel macros to help you learn
- Copy a range
- Clear rows with a macro
- Email an Excel spreadsheet through a macro
- Organize your Excel macros
- Highlight duplicate rows without deleting them
- Save an Excel file through a macro
- Copy and Paste cell value only
- Capitalize letters in a name
- Create a delete button
- How to import data from one Excel file into another
- Make folders from spreadsheets with hyperlinks
- Increase macro speed NEW!
- How to add conditional formatting with a macro NEW!
- How to attach image to email from Excel NEW!
Video Tutorials: How To
- 11 Best Videos to Learn Excel
- Combine Excel sheets
- Make Alternating Row Colors
- How to enter and convert military time into regular time in Excel
- How to link a cell to a textbox
- 3 ways to cross out words in Excel
- How to highlight duplicates - the quick and easy way
- How to restrict a cell to only date values NEW!
Misc. How To
- Convert Excel to PDF file
- 20 Excel Shortcuts you need to know. Number 15 is my favorite.
- 11 Excel lessons from the best March Madness brackets
- Send emails with custom subject lines
Last updated: 3/22/22
I have a clustered column chart built from a pivot table. The legend coloring is as follows:
ReplyDeleteBlocked - blue
Fail - red
In Progress - gray
Not Executed Orange
Pass - Green
I inserted a slicer for different departments (i.e. marketing, development, accounting). When I select a "slice", my legend colors are not the same.
How can I make the slicer take on the color properties of the legend in the chart?