Today, Bill takes a look at final formatting. If you are going to publish your finished report to Excel Server or to SharePoint, you'll want it to look good! Episode #1341 offers you several tips for making the report look less like Excel.
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Learn Excel from MrExcel - Excel tips and tricks from Bill Jelen.
Today, in Episode #1340, Bill looks at Pivot Tables in Excel 2010. While reviewing new features in Excel 2010, learn how to fill in blanks in the row area, change a calculation to % of parent row, create Rank results, and learn about Slicers
Today, with Dueling Podcast #1339, Mike "ExcelisFun" Girvin and Bill "MrExcel" Jelen take a look their Newly released book, "Slaying Excel Dragons: A Beginners Guide to Conquering Excel's Frustrations and Making Excel Fun". Included in this episode are a few 'How-Tos' straight from the book! Learn a few tricks in Excel and take a look at Mike & Bill's new book!
Today's Podcast looks at Future Zeros. If your chart shows future months as a line at zero, replace the line with blanks. With Episode #1338, Bill shows us how to remove future zeros in to produce a sharp looking Chart for presenting our future Data.
Today, in Episode #1337, Bill talks about Time Intelligence Functions using PowerPivot and Excel 2010. Following up on Podcast #1327 [DAX Measures: Podcast #1327], Bill makes a few modifications to his file to calculate MTD Revenue.
Today, in Episode #1336, Bill discusses the new color themes in Excel 2010. The new themes come with six (6) accent colors - but today, Bill shows us how to take those six theme colors and turn them into 1200 colors using Tint and Shade.
Today, in Episode #1335, Lisa Marie asks if you can get Excel data on to a map. In this episode, Bill shows us how to create a Shaded Region Map using Microsoft MapPoint "Excel 2010 In Depth", by Bill Jelen a.k.a. MrExcel.
Learn Excel from MrExcel: Dana asks if there is a way to link data from one worksheet to another, when the linking data is vertical and it needs to be linked into a horizontal lookup table. Today, in Episode #1334, Bill shows us how this is done.
Today, in Episode #1333, Bob asks if there is an easy way to count how many records are located in each country in a Data Set. Though Bob was hoping for an "=CountByCountry" Function, I employed a Pivot Table instead. "Excel 2010 In Depth"
