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Thank you so much!! Really helpful and handy those tricks are... But if I Wanna change the default weekend from sat & sun to Fri& sat , how can do that? Thanks in advance
Let's assume that you want to make a series of January 2023 dates (you can adapt it to your needs of course): 1. Enter in A1: 1/1/2023 2. Drag the fill handle down to cell A31 to enter successive dates until A31: 31/1/2023 3. Highlight the range A1:A31 and 4. Highlight yellow all Fridays and Saturdays by selecting: Home-Styles/Conditional Formatting - New Rule.... and enter Format values where this formula is true: "=WEEKDAY($A1)>5" (without quotes) and select Format-Fill-Yellow-OK. 5. Use the free "ASAP Utilities" (make a google search)and install: Select ASAP Utilities-Select...- 1. Select Cells based on content, formatting and more.., In the pop up window select: Cell color, A6, Range (push-button) Range: A1:A31, Cell (push-button), Auto close after selecting, OK 6. In Excel, select Home-Delete-Delete Cells...-Shift Cells up (push-button) 7. Copy the Range A1:A26 (containing your workdays only) and paste wherever you want. Of course there is another way by using VBA but it is more complicated, I believe, 🙂 Another way is: 1. Enter in A1: "Date" and in B1: "WeekDay" 2. Enter in A2: 1/1/2023 and in B2: =WEEKDAY(A2) 3. Select Region A2:B2 and drag the fill handle down to cell A32 to enter successive dates until A31: 31/1/2023 4. Make it a Table: on A2 press Ctrl-T 5. Inside the table press CTRL-SHIFT-L to apply Filter 6. Filter row WeekDay by selecting ONLY 6 and 7 7. Delete all shown rows 8. Remove filter 9. Delete column B 10. Copy the Range A2:A27 (containing your workdays only) and paste wherever you want.
@30:00 Fill Series Numbers, I would use another faster method: METHOD 1: Enter 1 in A1, enter 2 in A2, Mark the range A1:A2 and double click on the fill handle or even faster: METHOD 2: Enter 1 in A1, Mark cell A1 and HOLDING DOWN CTRL key drag on A2 to automatically enter 2 You can keep dragging (holding the CTRL key !!!) all he way down OR double click on the fill handle as above method 1 - For me sequence is not suggested unless you copy-paste the value on the same column (No.) Another shortcut that 99% of XL-users do not know (yet) is scrolling horizontally with CTRL-SHIFT-mouse wheel (XL 2021+365). For horizontal scrolling in older versions: Middle Click + move mouse Right/Left (or up/down for vertical scrolling) (the farther you move, the faster is the scrolling) REMINDER: mouse wheel = vertical scrolling and CTRL+mouse wheel = Zoom (in all XL versions) 😀
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7:15 Ctrl A to select everything in the worksheet
7:54 rows
9:00
10:10
11:30
12:32 flash fill Ctrl e
13:24 All Shortcuts keys... Alt key
13:58 take the data out of the table
14:20 convert to range... Ctrl T
15:20 Sum multiple items from multiple tables
15:50 auto sum keyboard shortcut which is equals
16:15
17:12
19:55 Quick way to create a table Ctrl T
20:45 table names
24:50 quick access tool box
26:00 more commands
29:50 Fill series
31:10
32:00
34:00 Developer ribbon
34:45 control group for to-do lists
37:05 create lots of folders
39:50 Ctrl shift Plus... to add rows and columns
48:10
53:20 rept function
54:50 sparkline
56:30
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Thank you so much!! Really helpful and handy those tricks are...
But if I Wanna change the default weekend from sat & sun to Fri& sat , how can do that?
Thanks in advance
Let's assume that you want to make a series of January 2023 dates (you can adapt it to your needs of course):
1. Enter in A1: 1/1/2023
2. Drag the fill handle down to cell A31 to enter successive dates until A31: 31/1/2023
3. Highlight the range A1:A31 and
4. Highlight yellow all Fridays and Saturdays by selecting: Home-Styles/Conditional Formatting - New Rule.... and enter Format values where this formula is true: "=WEEKDAY($A1)>5" (without quotes) and select Format-Fill-Yellow-OK.
5. Use the free "ASAP Utilities" (make a google search)and install:
Select ASAP Utilities-Select...- 1. Select Cells based on content, formatting and more..,
In the pop up window select: Cell color, A6, Range (push-button) Range: A1:A31, Cell (push-button), Auto close after selecting, OK
6. In Excel, select Home-Delete-Delete Cells...-Shift Cells up (push-button)
7. Copy the Range A1:A26 (containing your workdays only) and paste wherever you want.
Of course there is another way by using VBA but it is more complicated, I believe, 🙂
Another way is:
1. Enter in A1: "Date" and in B1: "WeekDay"
2. Enter in A2: 1/1/2023 and in B2: =WEEKDAY(A2)
3. Select Region A2:B2 and drag the fill handle down to cell A32 to enter successive dates until A31: 31/1/2023
4. Make it a Table: on A2 press Ctrl-T
5. Inside the table press CTRL-SHIFT-L to apply Filter
6. Filter row WeekDay by selecting ONLY 6 and 7
7. Delete all shown rows
8. Remove filter
9. Delete column B
10. Copy the Range A2:A27 (containing your workdays only) and paste wherever you want.
Hi, a good one. A question: In auto fill if there is no street number, what is the behavior?
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@30:00 Fill Series Numbers, I would use another faster method:
METHOD 1: Enter 1 in A1, enter 2 in A2, Mark the range A1:A2 and double click on the fill handle
or even faster:
METHOD 2: Enter 1 in A1, Mark cell A1 and HOLDING DOWN CTRL key drag on A2 to automatically enter 2
You can keep dragging (holding the CTRL key !!!) all he way down OR double click on the fill handle as above method 1
- For me sequence is not suggested unless you copy-paste the value on the same column (No.)
Another shortcut that 99% of XL-users do not know (yet) is scrolling horizontally with CTRL-SHIFT-mouse wheel (XL 2021+365).
For horizontal scrolling in older versions: Middle Click + move mouse Right/Left (or up/down for vertical scrolling) (the farther you move, the faster is the scrolling)
REMINDER: mouse wheel = vertical scrolling and CTRL+mouse wheel = Zoom (in all XL versions)
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Thanks
“Quick Time Check” hack is invaluable to create templates to copy and paste into SAP for stocktake counts/adjustments etc due to the gap setup in SAP. 🎉
Thanks for the kind comments 🙂
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