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Another reason you should lean to code: Python for Excel
Anyone who has used Microsoft Excel since 1993 has likely dabbled at least once with VBA, or Visual Basic for Applications, scripting:...
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Excel 2013 stand-alone now includes #powerpivot
Marc Russo – This time Microsoft listened to the many complaints received since Excel 2013 release and the stand-alone version of Excel now includes Power Pivot and Power View! This is a very...
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Lookups, Charts, Statistics, and Pivot Tables
the How-To Geek – Having reviewed basic functions, cell references, and date and time functions, we now dive into some of the more advanced features of Microsoft Excel. We present methods to solve...
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20 Tricks That Can Make Anyone An Excel Expert
By Liza Brown – Stepcase Lifehack – After Microsoft developed Excel to the 2010 version, it offered more surprises than ever. In order to deal with tons of big data, you can’t ignore the important...
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Using Power Query in Office 365 Power BI: Creating, Sharing, and Managing...
By Serge Luca and Isabelle Van Campenhoudt – Any user willing to create a new report, or a new data model (that serves as the foundation of a report), needs a set of data. This set of data is returned...
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