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Excel FIND and SEARCH functions with formula examples

This tutorial details the syntax and advanced applications of Excel's FIND and SEARCH functions. Previous articles covered the basic Find and Replace dialog; this expands on using Excel to automatically locate and extract data based on specified cri

Apr 28, 2025 am 09:09 AM

Count & sum cells by color in Google Sheets

Google Sheets lacks built-in functions for summarizing data based on cell color. To overcome this, custom functions are provided that consider both font and background colors for basic calculations, enabling color-based summing and counting. These

Apr 28, 2025 am 09:04 AM

How to make a pie chart in Excel

This Excel pie chart tutorial guides you through creating and customizing pie charts. Learn to build effective pie charts, avoiding common pitfalls. Pie charts, also called circular graphs, visually represent proportions of a whole. Each slice repr

Apr 27, 2025 am 09:37 AM

How to create a chart in Excel from multiple sheets

This tutorial shows how to create and modify Excel charts from data across multiple worksheets. Previously, we covered basic charting; this expands on that by addressing the common question of combining data from different sheets. Creating Charts fr

Apr 27, 2025 am 09:22 AM

Why use $ in Excel formula: relative & absolute cell reference

The dollar sign ($) in cell references in Excel formulas often confuses users, but its principle is simple. The dollar sign has only one function in Excel cell references: it tells Excel whether to change the reference when copying a formula to another cell. This tutorial will explain this feature in detail. The importance of Excel cell reference cannot be overemphasized. Understand the difference between absolute, relative, and mixed citations, and you've mastered half of the power of Excel formulas and functions. You may have seen the dollar sign ($) in the Excel formula and want to know what it is. In fact, you can refer to the same cell in four different ways, such as A1, $A

Apr 27, 2025 am 09:13 AM