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In Microsoft Excel, subtotals in a pivot table are a way to summarize and group data based on a particular field. When you add subtotals to a pivot table, Excel […]
A personal workbook in Excel is a hidden workbook that serves as a personal macro storage for an individual user. It is designed to store VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) […]
Swapping rows in Google Sheets means changing the order of rows in a sheet by moving one or more rows to a new location. This can be useful if you […]
When you sort a Google Sheet by two columns, you organize the data in the sheet according to two distinct columns in a specified manner. After the sheet has been […]
Here we have a dataset in which there are 3 different columns about Cameras, their Quantity, and the number of cameras Sold in the form of a Bar chart. In […]
In this tutorial, we will learn how to add labels to a chart in Google Sheets. Adding labels to a chart in Google Sheets is a simple process that can […]
In Google Sheets, a new tab refers to a new worksheet or a new sheet in a spreadsheet document. Adding a new tab allows you to create a new sheet […]
To show the equation of a line in Microsoft Excel, you can display the mathematical equation that represents the line of best fit for a set of data points in […]
Selecting all objects in Microsoft Excel means choosing all the images, shapes, text boxes, charts, and other elements present on the active worksheet or in the active workbook. This feature […]
Google Sheets includes several tabs or sheets in one spreadsheet, and searching all tabs in Google Sheets refers to looking for specific data or information throughout all tabs or sheets. […]
To make summations in Excel accurate, it is sometimes necessary to round the data by decreasing the number of decimal places in numerical values. By doing so, rounding errors resulting […]
To restore a Google Sheet to a previous version is to return it to a previous state or edition. By maintaining a record of revisions, Google Sheets enables users to […]
In Microsoft Excel, trailing zeros refer to the zeros that appear after the decimal point in a number. For example, the number 12.5000 has three trailing zeros. While these zeros […]
A “Page 1” watermark in Microsoft Excel is a translucent text or image that appears in the background when a page is printed or displayed. Its purpose is to signify […]
In Google Sheets, lines are the horizontal and vertical separators that divide the rows and columns of a spreadsheet. By removing lines, they become invisible in the spreadsheet. This can […]
