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Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Microsoft Excel Un-Answered Searches: Regular Update
We keep searching some MS Excel matters and often end up with solution like Macro, VBA or "No Solution". Yes, here are some points I am still stuck on any one of stated option. I haven't given up, just keep searching and keep updating the below list. You can contribute with solution here in comment part.
Try to contribute... and let the thirst for building efficiency continues.
Looking For | Status | More to Add |
Shortcut for changing cell background color. I already know, "F4" for format copy and "Alt, H, H" way. But What is required is, use the same selected color in same file in repeated way. | Looking for Solution | |
In Pivot table while you select column (in Pivot Environment) and drop to "Value" area, sometimes it shows as "Count". Is there any way to change the type of value calculation all at once? Like Sum, Count, Percentage for more than items together once; or a change in setting is also fine | Looking for Solution | |
Unhide multiple sheets all at once. | Looking for Solution |
Try to contribute... and let the thirst for building efficiency continues.
Microsoft Excel Shortcuts: Regular Update
Excel shortcuts are amazing. We love to learn and keep learning. But the fact we don't like is, we forget is even faster just for lack of practicing. What if, we maintain a table of MS Excel shortcut and keep updating it, and look back while we need a particular one to revisit! Well, here I share mine.
And I'll keep updating it while need to.
Area | Action | Description | Keys |
Anything | Redo | Redo | CTRL + Y |
Cell | Hide | Hide one more digit of the number after decimal | Alt, H, 9 |
Cell | Move | One Row Up | SHIFT + Enter |
Cell | Select | Select Cells: Select all Adjacent cells | CTRL + SHIFT + End |
Cell | Show | Applies the Number format with two decimal places, thousands separator, and minus sign (-) for negative values. | CTRL + SHIFT + 1 |
Cell | Show | Show one more digit of the number after decimal | Alt, H, 0 |
Column | Hide/Unhide | Hide/Unhide Column | CTRL + 0 / CTRL + SHIFT + 0 |
Column | Select | Select Whole Column | CTRL + Space |
Dialogue Box | Show | Appear Move or Copy Sheet Window | Alt, E, M |
Dialogue Box | Show | Displays the Save As dialog box. | F12 |
File | Move | Switches to the next workbook window when more than one workbook window is open. | CTRL + TAB or CTRL + F6 |
Filter | Add | Add/Remove filter | CTRL + SHIFT + L |
Format | Repeat | Repeats the last command or action, if possible. | F4 |
Formula | Add | Set Anchor ($) within a Formula. Use while your cursor in a cell in formula | F4 |
Formula | Show | % Shows | CRTL + SHIFT + 5 |
Formula | Show | Display Formulas | CTRL + ` |
Formula | Sum | Sum All together | Alt + "=" (Equal) |
Menu Bar | Hide/Unhide | Displays or hides the Ribbon, a component of the Microsoft Office Fluent user interface. | CTRL + F1 |
Mouse Action | Show | Shows Right Click options, if you don't have mouse | SHIFT + F10 |
Pivot | Select | Selects the current region around the active cell (the data area enclosed by blank rows and blank columns). In a PivotTable, it selects the entire PivotTable report. | CTRL + SHIFT + 8 |
Row | Select | Select Whole Row | SHIFT + Space |
Row | Hide/Unhide | Hide/Unhide Row | CTRL + 9 / CTRL + SHIFT + 9 |
Row/Column | Add | Add Row/Column (After selecting row/column) | CTRL + "+" (Plus) |
Row/Column | Freeze | Freeze Rows and Column | Alt, W, F, F |
Table | Border | Table All Borders to Selected Cells | Alt, H, B, A |
Work Sheet | Add | Add New Sheet | SHIFT + F11 |
Work Sheet | Delete | Deletes active Sheet | Alt, E, L |
Work Sheet | Hide | Hides Active/Selected Sheets | Alt, O, H, H |
Work Sheet | Rename | Rename Active Sheet | Alt, O, H, R |
Work Sheet | Select | Selects the current and next sheet in a workbook. | CTRL + SHIFT + PAGE UP/DOWN |
Work Sheet | Show | Show Hide/Unhide Sheet box | Alt, O, H, U |
Zoom View | Show | Appear Sheet Zoom View Dialogue Box | Alt, V, Z |
And I'll keep updating it while need to.
Thursday, December 13, 2012
'Uncodist' Uncoded
I'm one of the few lucky individuals who touched the keyboard in early 90's, enjoyed full flavor of texty MS-DOS and Word Perfect 5.1, instead of friendly MS-Office. But I'm not that much lucky to owe one (computer) at that time. It was 2001, if I'm not wrong.
After some couple of months, I discovered website as a powerful media, which is cheap from cost perspective. That time I didn't have any training, or any formal education; and it's true till today. But what happened? Being a student of business studies how I came to learn web making? The answer lies in some dedicated writers in the web world, they are commonly known as 'Tech Bloggers'. I appreciate those great works of spreading knowledge which support great innovations. Since I have learned from those webs, I'm greatly thankful to them and their works.
Now, despite of having so many great contributor, why an illiterate like me start talking on this topic, where he's still a Zero! Well, here is it. For my website, while I look for required codes and information, many a times, I found some write-ups are not friendly enough. Roughly it can be better told, they are lack of image, easy language and weak demonstration. Some of them just have the headline and lots of texts but not required information.
And all these, make me to start writing for IT. This site will be mainly a "How-to" page majorly covering IT and related issues. It may light on other different relevant issues. Language may be both, Bangla and English; but it doesn't mean a translation. Let's see how far it can go.
Keep connected.
Uncodist - an initiative of SHAON84, can be reached by: uncodist.shaon84.com
After some couple of months, I discovered website as a powerful media, which is cheap from cost perspective. That time I didn't have any training, or any formal education; and it's true till today. But what happened? Being a student of business studies how I came to learn web making? The answer lies in some dedicated writers in the web world, they are commonly known as 'Tech Bloggers'. I appreciate those great works of spreading knowledge which support great innovations. Since I have learned from those webs, I'm greatly thankful to them and their works.
Now, despite of having so many great contributor, why an illiterate like me start talking on this topic, where he's still a Zero! Well, here is it. For my website, while I look for required codes and information, many a times, I found some write-ups are not friendly enough. Roughly it can be better told, they are lack of image, easy language and weak demonstration. Some of them just have the headline and lots of texts but not required information.
And all these, make me to start writing for IT. This site will be mainly a "How-to" page majorly covering IT and related issues. It may light on other different relevant issues. Language may be both, Bangla and English; but it doesn't mean a translation. Let's see how far it can go.
Keep connected.
Uncodist - an initiative of SHAON84, can be reached by: uncodist.shaon84.com
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Uncodist Test Blog
'Uncodist' from SHAON84, will be 'uncoded' on 13 December 2012. Keep in touch till the coded site gets decoded. - SHAON84 (www.shaon84.com).
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