I’ve written before (albeit briefly, as more of a footnote) about finding the difference between two dates in Excel. This approach, of subtracting one date from another is fine if you want to know the number of days between two dates – and of course you can go one step further and use NETWORKDAYS to
Anyone who routinely uses a laptop knows that the batteries in them don’t last forever. This is an inherent part of the Lithium-ion batteries used in much of today’s tech. It can therefore be helpful to get a better understanding of the current health of the battery – especially if you’re selling, or have just
From time to time, you might have to work with both Excel and Google Sheets interchangeably. Generally, opening fairly standard Excel Files in Google Sheets works fine – Google has strong support for most Excel functions. More complex or large worksheets generally fail to open in Google Sheets – not ideal, but at least there’s no hiding from
Microsoft have this month released an update which addresses a small, yet incredibly annoying ‘feature’ when working with csv files in Excel. Read on to learn more.
Could the new Map Shapes visualisation be a game-changer for PowerBI? I’m going to look at what the new feature does, and why it could well be. Although this is, I think, the first time I’ve written about Microsoft’s PowerBI, anyone who knows me personally will know I’ve been a huge fan, following its progress
This update shows a quick and simple example of how to use the EOMONTH function to get the first, and last, date of a given month.
The EU Referendum has been a huge talking point, right around the world. Whatever happens next, the effects of this vote will be felt for generations to come. Taking the politics out for a moment, and returning to something a little more ‘my area’, I thought I’d take look at what proportion of registered voters
We currently use a mixture of Excel and Google Sheets. Not ideal, but it’s important that any output I create can behave with both platforms, there are inherent differences in the platforms. Some of these differences simply can’t be accommodated for. Others, however, can be worked around From time to time, I need my document
Use this trick to create use the same Named Range across multiple worksheets, but with each worksheet holding a different value
Learn about the different techniques for joining Text Strings in Excel, including the excellent new TEXTJOIN function