DATE Formula Excel - How to use Excel DATE Function

Syntax of DATE Formula Example of DATE Formula Possible Errors returned by the DATE Formula DATE formula in Excel returns the number representing the date for a given day, month and year. The DATE formula is typically used to construct a date by providing the constituting parts such as day, month and year. The minimum and maximum values that a date can take is Office 2003 is January 1, 1900 and December 31, 9999 ...

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DATE Formula Excel - How to use Excel DATE Function

VBA Chart

Posted on 20 July 2009

VBA Chart
Making a chart using VBA can be easy. VBA provides a handle to a chart object using the "ChartObject" class and to the chart data series trough the "Series" class. Let's look at a basic example where we use VBA to create an empty chart to our spreadsheet and then add data to it. [cc lang="vb"] Sub CreateChart() Dim ChartObj As ChartObject Dim ChartSeries as Series Set ChartObj = ActiveSheet.ChartObjects.Add ( Left: = 100, Width: = 550, Top: = 75, Height: = 325) Set ...
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Pivot Table in Excel - How to Create and Use Pivot Table

Posted on 15 July 2009

Pivot Table in Excel - How to Create and Use Pivot Table
Pivot Table Basics Learn How to Create Pivot Table in Excel Things that can be done with Pivot Tables in Excel Pivot Table Download What is a Pivot Table? A pivot table is a table that stores the summary of an underlying data set in a condensed form. A pivot table consists of rows, columns, page and data fields each of which can be moved around interactively and help the user isolate, expand, group and sum the data in real ...
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Make Mouse Scroll Wheel Work in VBA Editor (IDE)

Posted on 14 July 2009

Make Mouse Scroll Wheel Work in VBA Editor (IDE)
This ranks right at the top of annoyances when it comes to working with the VBA IDE - the mouse scroll wheel simply does not work. So if you have more lines of code than can fit into a single screen in the VBA IDE, you end up having to drag the scroll bar to up/down to navigate. Jimmy Peña recently posted this very useful VBA tip on his informative blog that provides the solution to this issue. ...
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MATCH Formula Excel - How to use Excel MATCH Function

Posted on 13 July 2009

MATCH Formula Excel - How to use Excel MATCH Function
Syntax of MATCH Formula Example of MATCH Formula Possible Errors returned by the MATCH Formula MATCH formula in Excel returns the relative position of a value in an array or a range MATCH Formula Syntax MATCH Formula has three parts: MATCH (value_to_find, range_to_find_value_in, match_type) value_to_find value_to_find is the value which we are trying to find. It can be a number or a string. If the value_to_find is specified as a ...
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How to hide a sheet in Excel

Posted on 12 July 2009

How to hide a sheet in Excel
How to Hide a sheet from users temporarily ? This option works only if you want Excel to hide the sheet temporarily - subsequent users can always make the worksheet visible again anytime they wish to. To make a worksheet invisible, simply click on the ‘Format’ -> ‘Sheet’ ->’Hide’ option from the menu and it will hide the sheet from view. This is oftentimes the simplest option. How To Hide a sheet with restricted ...
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ADDRESS Formula Excel - How to use Excel ADDRESS Function

Posted on 10 July 2009

ADDRESS Formula Excel - How to use Excel ADDRESS Function
Syntax of ADDRESS Formula Example of ADDRESS Formula Possible Errors returned by the ADDRESS Formula ADDRESS formula in Excel generates the address for a cell when provided a row and a column number. ADDRESS Formula Syntax ADDRESS Formula has five parts: ADDRESS (row_num, col_num, ref_type, ref_style, sheet_name) row_num row_num is the row number in which the cell for which you are trying to generate the address is located. It is ...
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