In this article, we are going to show you how to count the number of cells greater than the average in Excel. Download Workbook Formula =COUNTIFS(<numbers range>,”>“&AVERAGE(<numbers range>)) <numbers range>: The reference from the range of...
In this article, we are going to show you how to count the number of cells that is less than the average of that data set in Excel. Download Workbook Formula =COUNTIFS(<numbers range>,”<“&AVERAGE(<numbers range>)) <numbers range>: The...
Of course, there isn’t a chart type called a pizza chart in Excel. On the other hand, Excel has a support for inserting images into chart elements. With help of this cool feature, you can give your charts a fancy look. In this article, we are going to show you how to...
If your work requires navigating between worksheets a lot, activating those sheets can quickly become a hassle. Some VBA tips we’re going to cover here can help you to create a popup list of worksheets where you want them, and save yourself from the default...
Have you ever wanted to track what percent of the month is completed? In this article, we are going to show you how to calculate the percent of completed month in Excel. If you want to calculate the percent of completed year instead, follow the link: How to calculate...
A percentage value is a great way to express a proportion’s size in whole. You may want to calculate and see what percent of the year is completed. In this article, we are going to show you how to calculate the percent of completed year in Excel. Download Workbook...
A thermometer chart is an effective way of comparing two values. Although Excel doesn’t support this specific chart type, there is a way to create a thermometer chart. In this article, we are going to show you how to create a thermometer chart in Excel. Download...
The default comment box style in Excel is, unfortunately, fairly outdated. You can't really change much other than fonts and colors. In this article, we are going to show you how to modify a Comment Box in Excel. Download Workbook Default style Excel allows you to...
Copy and Paste is essential in daily computer use. If you copy and paste a lot, like most people, you can find yourself pasting the same information again and again. Excel’s Clipboard feature lists the items you’ve copied before and allow you to paste them...
