The Microsoft Excel World Championship

The Microsoft Excel World Championship

Why Are People Competing in Excel Tournaments? A Look Inside the Microsoft Excel World Championship For some people, Microsoft Excel is synonymous with dull spreadsheets, expense tracking, or tedious data entry. But for a growing global community, Excel is much more...
Using VBA SpecialCells as an Excel Formula Checker

Using VBA SpecialCells as an Excel Formula Checker

In complex Excel workbooks, locating cells that contain errors is often a challenging task. This guide aims to simplify this process by demonstrating the use of VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) to highlight formulas within Excel that result in errors. By leveraging...
Add Excel Comments and How to Highlight Them Using VBA?

Add Excel Comments and How to Highlight Them Using VBA?

In this guide, we'll explore a method to highlight Excel comments, making them readily visible efficiently. This technique primarily utilizes Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), a useful tool within Excel. With VBA, we can simplify identifying and managing comments...

How to Create a Macro in Excel

If you find yourself repeatedly performing the same actions in Excel, such as formatting data in a specific way, copying and pasting information between sheets, or generating the same type of report, it might be time to start using macros. Creating a macro is actually...
How to Combine Data from Multiple Sheets in Excel

How to Combine Data from Multiple Sheets in Excel

In the realm of Excel data management, organizing information across multiple sheets is a common practice for clarity and aesthetics. However, the real challenge arises when the need arises to consolidate data from various sheets into a cohesive unit. Traditional...
How to delete all named ranges with #REF Excel errors using VBA

How to delete all named ranges with #REF Excel errors using VBA

Excel users often encounter the dreaded #REF! error, signaling a reference issue within named ranges. This error arises when a cell or range referred to by a named range is deleted, resulting in a broken reference. In practical terms, if, for instance, a named range...