*❤ Chapters in this video:* 00:00 Introduction to Excel Secrets 00:22 Tip 1: Insert Data from a Screenshot 01:43 Tip 2: Sum Values Fast Three Different Ways 02:57 Tip 3: Toggle Filters On and Off 03:26 Tip 4: Fast Filter Trick 03:43 Tip 5: Center Text Across Cells 04:44 Tip 6: Cell Message 05:26 Tip 7: Freeze Top Row 06:11 Tip 8: Freeze Top Row with Table 06:47 Tip 9: Freeze Bottom Row 07:16 Tip 10: Print Headers on Every Page 07:59 Tip 11: Move Cells with Mouse 08:36 Tip 12: Copy Cells with the Mouse 09:00 Tip 13: Copy Only the Visible Cells 10:09 Tip 14: Delete Blank Records 10:59 Tip 15: Fill Blank Cells 11:34 Tip 16: Fill Numbers to the Nth Value Using a Series 12:12 Tip 17: Fill Dates to the Nth Value Using a Series 12:50 Tip 18: Flash Fill Numbers 13:47 Tip 19: Flash Fill Letters 14:42 Tip 20: Smart Use of Clipboard 15:40 Tip 21: Quick Bar Chart with the REPT Function 17:28 Tip 22: McKinsey Lollipop Chart 22:36 Tip 23: Display File Path and Workbook Name 24:18 Tip 24: Hide Cell Contents from View 25:28 Tip 25: Center Text Across Cells with VBA 27:13 Tip 26: Remove Cell Formats 28:42 Tip 27: Filter Function, Single Criteria 29:33 Tip 28: Filter Function for Multiple Criteria 31:27 Tip 29: Create New Sheets from Values in a List Using a Pivot Table 33:25 Tip 30: Create New Sheets from Values in List Using VBA *🅰️ Click here for the article with full VBA code:* www.launchexcel.com/top-30-excel-tips-and-tricks-2024 *🅱️ Download the sample workbooks with full VBA code in a ZIP file:* d1yei2z3i6k35z.cloudfront.net/2762499/6634dbb85b136_Top-30-Excel-Tips-and-Tricks.zip
I started my "PC programmer" career a a Lotus spreadsheet guy for THE boss, and spent several years at that before "graduating" to mainframe programming... but my heart always belonged to Lotus (sigh) Now retired, I keep my "hand in" by making worksheets (Excel, Libre & Goog Sheets). Stumbled on this video while looking for something else -- and, half way in, this is the neatest 20 minutes I've spent on line in a while, LOVE IT! I might have to subscribe - just to see what else I don't know!
Thanks for your comment! I love sharing tips and find that I'm always learning new things. "Mastery is not about perfection; it's about a process, a journey. The true master is always a student, constantly evolving, growing, and striving to be better than they were yesterday."
Hi. I would like to ask you if you can help me? When I want to create a simple table. I select some cells, then Insert, then Table, and something appears below that says Create Table. And you can directly give Ok or you can select the box where it says "My table has headers". But even though I don't want to select "My table has headers" and I don't give that, I just give Ok, it appears with "My table has headers". What can I do to stop this from happening, to stop appearing with "headers"? Thank you
I guess Excel likes to automatically detect headers! One thing to try is to add a dummy header row above your data before creating the table. After the table is created, you can remove this dummy row by deleting it. I normally use a table with headers because it helps to know what's in each column.
Thanks for the question. I think get data from clipboard / picture works for Excel with an Office 365 subscription, sorry it doesn't work for Excel 2016. For those who use Excel 365, you also need to make sure you go to Excel > Preferences > Privacy and make sure optional connected experiences is enabled.
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*❤ Chapters in this video:*
00:00 Introduction to Excel Secrets
00:22 Tip 1: Insert Data from a Screenshot
01:43 Tip 2: Sum Values Fast Three Different Ways
02:57 Tip 3: Toggle Filters On and Off
03:26 Tip 4: Fast Filter Trick
03:43 Tip 5: Center Text Across Cells
04:44 Tip 6: Cell Message
05:26 Tip 7: Freeze Top Row
06:11 Tip 8: Freeze Top Row with Table
06:47 Tip 9: Freeze Bottom Row
07:16 Tip 10: Print Headers on Every Page
07:59 Tip 11: Move Cells with Mouse
08:36 Tip 12: Copy Cells with the Mouse
09:00 Tip 13: Copy Only the Visible Cells
10:09 Tip 14: Delete Blank Records
10:59 Tip 15: Fill Blank Cells
11:34 Tip 16: Fill Numbers to the Nth Value Using a Series
12:12 Tip 17: Fill Dates to the Nth Value Using a Series
12:50 Tip 18: Flash Fill Numbers
13:47 Tip 19: Flash Fill Letters
14:42 Tip 20: Smart Use of Clipboard
15:40 Tip 21: Quick Bar Chart with the REPT Function
17:28 Tip 22: McKinsey Lollipop Chart
22:36 Tip 23: Display File Path and Workbook Name
24:18 Tip 24: Hide Cell Contents from View
25:28 Tip 25: Center Text Across Cells with VBA
27:13 Tip 26: Remove Cell Formats
28:42 Tip 27: Filter Function, Single Criteria
29:33 Tip 28: Filter Function for Multiple Criteria
31:27 Tip 29: Create New Sheets from Values in a List Using a Pivot Table
33:25 Tip 30: Create New Sheets from Values in List Using VBA
*🅰️ Click here for the article with full VBA code:*
www.launchexcel.com/top-30-excel-tips-and-tricks-2024
*🅱️ Download the sample workbooks with full VBA code in a ZIP file:*
d1yei2z3i6k35z.cloudfront.net/2762499/6634dbb85b136_Top-30-Excel-Tips-and-Tricks.zip
I started my "PC programmer" career a a Lotus spreadsheet guy for THE boss, and spent several years at that before "graduating" to mainframe programming... but my heart always belonged to Lotus (sigh)
Now retired, I keep my "hand in" by making worksheets (Excel, Libre & Goog Sheets).
Stumbled on this video while looking for something else -- and, half way in, this is the neatest 20 minutes I've spent on line in a while,
LOVE IT!
I might have to subscribe - just to see what else I don't know!
Thank you
You're My Real Master
Thanks for your comment! I love sharing tips and find that I'm always learning new things.
"Mastery is not about perfection; it's about a process, a journey. The true master is always a student, constantly evolving, growing, and striving to be better than they were yesterday."
Nicely done! Great tips. Thank you for sharing.
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Hi. I would like to ask you if you can help me? When I want to create a simple table.
I select some cells, then Insert, then Table,
and something appears below that says Create Table.
And you can directly give Ok or you can select the box where it says "My table has headers".
But even though I don't want to select "My table has headers" and I don't give that,
I just give Ok, it appears with "My table has headers".
What can I do to stop this from happening, to stop appearing with "headers"?
Thank you
I guess Excel likes to automatically detect headers! One thing to try is to add a dummy header row above your data before creating the table. After the table is created, you can remove this dummy row by deleting it. I normally use a table with headers because it helps to know what's in each column.
insert from picture not exist in excel 2016 what excel version you use?
Thanks for the question. I think get data from clipboard / picture works for Excel with an Office 365 subscription, sorry it doesn't work for Excel 2016. For those who use Excel 365, you also need to make sure you go to Excel > Preferences > Privacy and make sure optional connected experiences is enabled.
You need to declare what version of Excel you are you using. Wasted a lot of my time trying to figure out how to do this with my Excel Student 2021.
Sorry Michael, hope you get to use the full version one day, it's definitely more useful.