Often we need to carry out manipulations in Excel documents and apply them to multiple rows, columns and sheets. To do this manually takes too much time and allows for errors to creep in, so Excel ...

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If you’ve ever found yourself endlessly repeating the same formulas or tasks in Excel, you’re not alone. We’ve all been there—copying, pasting, and tweaking formulas across workbooks, only to realize ...

To do that, open the Macros window, select the macro, and click Options. Under Shortcut key, press the key to use with Ctrl —I chose Ctrl + J —and click OK. When choosing the key, just make sure it ...

Q. I use an Excel workbook that contains 14 worksheets. A different number of copies of each worksheet must be printed, but the entire workbook must be printed in one step. Is there any way to do this ...

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In case you work in one Excel workbook that you'd like to move to another one, there is a simple solution that doesn't require knowing macros or VBA codes – it can be done in a few simple clicks. Read ...