John Walkenbach's Favorite Excel 2010 Tips and Tricks
- 5h 10m
- John Walkenbach
- John Wiley & Sons (US)
- 2011
Work more efficiently, and get the most out of Excel 2010 — Mr. Spreadsheet shows you how
With this collection of Mr. Spreadsheet's favorite Excel tips and tricks, you get a unique look at ways to make Excel 2010 more efficient than you've ever imagined.
The book is filled with easy-to-understand suggestions that touch on all aspects of Excel 2010, including how to work with the Backstage View and how to use the new AGGREGATE function. This hands-on resource will help you maximize the power of Excel to create robust applications.
With John Walkenbach's Favorite Excel 2010 Tips & Tricks, you'll get a jump-start on mastering the extensive changes to the newest version of Excel.
Let Mr. Spreadsheet show you how to:
- Maximize your screen real estate by hiding the Ribbon
- Create a drop-down list in a cell
- Update the fonts in your old workbooks
- Understand the secret of range names
- Add images to your charts
About the Author
John Walkenbach, arguably the foremost authority on Excel, has written hundreds of articles and created the award-winning Power Utility Pak. His 50-plus books include Excel 2010 Power Programming with VBA, Excel 2010 Formulas, and the Excel 2010 Bible, all published by Wiley.
In this Book
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Introduction
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Understanding Excel Versions
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Maximizing Ribbon Efficiency
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Understanding Protected View
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Selecting Cells Efficiently
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Making “Special” Range Selections
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Undoing, Redoing, and Repeating
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Discovering Some Useful Shortcut Keys
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Navigating Sheets in a Workbook
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Resetting the Used Area of a Worksheet
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Understanding Workbooks versus Windows
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Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar
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Customizing the Ribbon
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Accessing the Ribbon with Your Keyboard
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Recovering Your Work
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Customizing the Default Workbook
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Using Document Themes
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Hiding User Interface Elements
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Hiding Columns or Rows
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Hiding Cell Contents
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Taking Pictures of Ranges
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Performing Inexact Searches
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Replacing Formatting
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Changing the Excel Color Scheme
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Limiting the Usable Area in a Worksheet
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Using an Alternative to Cell Comments
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Understanding the Excel Help System
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Making a Worksheet “Very Hidden”
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Working with the Backstage View
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Understanding the Types of Data
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Moving the Cell Pointer after Entering Data
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Selecting a Range of Input Cells before Entering Data
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Using AutoComplete to Automate Data Entry
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Removing Duplicate Rows
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Keeping Titles in View
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Automatically Filling a Range with a Series
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Working with Fractions
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Resizing the Formula Bar
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Proofing Your Data with Audio
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Controlling Automatic Hyperlinks
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Entering Credit Card Numbers
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Using the Excel Built-In Data Entry Form
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Customizing and Sharing AutoCorrect Entries
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Restricting Cursor Movement to Input Cells
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Controlling the Office Clipboard
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Creating a Drop-Down List in a Cell
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Using the Mini Toolbar
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Indenting Cell Contents
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Quick Number Formatting
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Creating Custom Number Formats
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Using Custom Number Formats to Scale Values
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Using Custom Date and Time Formatting
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Examining Some Useful Custom Number Formats
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Updating Old Fonts
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Understanding Conditional Formatting Visualization
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Showing Text and a Value in a Cell
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Merging Cells
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Formatting Individual Characters in a Cell
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Displaying Times That Exceed 24 Hours
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Fixing Non-Numeric Numbers
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Adding a Frame to a Range
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Dealing with Gridlines, Borders, and Underlines
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Inserting a Watermark
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Adding a Background Image to a Worksheet
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Wrapping Text in a Cell
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Seeing All Characters in a Font
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Entering Special Characters
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Using Named Styles
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Using Formula AutoComplete
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Knowing When to Use Absolute References
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Knowing When to Use Mixed References
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Changing the Type of a Cell Reference
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Converting a Vertical Range to a Table
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AutoSum Tricks
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Using the Status Bar Selection Statistics Feature
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Converting Formulas to Values
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Transforming Data without Using Formulas
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Transforming Data by Using Temporary Formulas
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Deleting Values While Keeping Formulas
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Summing across Sheets
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Dealing with Function Arguments
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Annotating a Formula without Using a Comment
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Making an Exact Copy of a Range of Formulas
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Monitoring Formula Cells from Any Location
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Displaying and Printing Formulas
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Avoiding Error Displays in Formulas
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Using Goal Seeking
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Understanding the Secret about Names
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Using Named Constants
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Using Functions in Names
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Creating a List of Names
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Using Dynamic Names
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Creating Worksheet-Level Names
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Working with Pre-1900 Dates
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Working with Negative Time Values
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Calculating Holidays
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Calculating a Weighted Average
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Calculating a Person's Age
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Ranking Values
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Converting Inches to Feet and Inches
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Using the DATEDIF Function
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Counting Characters in a Cell
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Numbering Weeks
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Using a Pivot Table Instead of Formulas
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Expressing a Number as an Ordinal
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Extracting Words from a String
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Parsing Names
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Removing Titles from Names
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Generating a Series of Dates
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Determining Specific Dates
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Displaying a Calendar in a Range
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Various Methods of Rounding Numbers
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Rounding Time Values
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Using the New AGGREGATE Function
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Returning the Last Nonblank Cell in a Column or Row
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Using the COUNTIF Function
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Counting Cells That Meet Multiple Criteria
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Counting Nonduplicated Entries in a Range
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Calculating Single-Criterion Conditional Sums
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Calculating Multiple-Criterion Conditional Sums
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Looking up an Exact Value
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Performing a Two-Way Lookup
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Performing a Two-Column Lookup
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Performing a Lookup by Using an Array
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Using the INDIRECT Function
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Creating Megaformulas
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Converting between Measurement Systems
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Converting Temperatures
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Solving Simultaneous Equations
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Solving Recursive Equations
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Generating Random Numbers
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Calculating Roots
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Calculating a Remainder
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Creating a Text Chart Directly in a Range
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Selecting Elements in a Chart
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Creating a Self-Expanding Chart
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Creating Combination Charts
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Creating a Gantt Chart
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Creating a Gauge Chart
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Using Pictures in Charts
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Plotting Mathematical Functions
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Using High-Low Lines in a Chart
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Linking Chart Text to Cells
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Creating a Chart Template
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Saving a Chart as a Graphics File
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Saving a Range as a Graphic Image
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Making Charts the Same Size
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Resetting All Chart Formatting
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Freezing a Chart
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Creating Picture Effects with a Chart
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Creating Sparkline Graphics
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Selecting Objects on a Worksheet
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Making a Greeting Card
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Enhancing Text Formatting in Shapes
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Using Images as Line Chart Markers
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Changing the Shape of a Cell Comment
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Adding an Image to a Cell Comment
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Enhancing Images
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Using the Table Feature
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Working with Tables
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Using Formulas with a Table
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Numbering Rows in a Table
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Using Custom Views with Filtering
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Putting Advanced Filter Results on a Different Sheet
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Comparing Two Ranges by Using Conditional Formatting
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Randomizing a List
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Filling the Gaps in a Report
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Creating a List from a Summary Table
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Finding Duplicates by Using Conditional Formatting
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Creating a Quick Frequency Tabulation
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Controlling References to Cells within a Pivot Table
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Grouping Items by Date in a Pivot Table
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Unlinking a Pivot Table from its Source
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Using Pivot Table Slicers
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Understanding the New Excel File Formats
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Importing a Text File into a Worksheet Range
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Getting Data from a Web Page
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Displaying a Workbook's Full Path
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Using Document Properties
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Inspecting a Workbook
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Finding the Missing No to All Button When Closing Files
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Getting a List of Filenames
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Using Workspace Files
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Controlling What Gets Printed
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Displaying Repeated Rows or Columns on a Printout
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Printing Noncontiguous Ranges on a Single Page
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Preventing Objects from Printing
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Page-Numbering Tips
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Adding and Removing Page Breaks
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Saving to a PDF File
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Making Your Printout Fit on One Page
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Printing the Contents of a Cell in a Header or Footer
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Copying Page Setup Settings across Sheets
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Printing Cell Comments
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Printing a Giant Banner
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Using the Excel Error-Checking Features
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Identifying Formula Cells
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Dealing with Floating-Point Number Problems
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Removing Excess Spaces
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Viewing Names Graphically
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Locating Phantom Links
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Understanding Displayed versus Actual Values
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Tracing Cell Relationships
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Learning about Macros and VBA
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Recording a Macro
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Executing Macros
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Understanding Functions versus Subs
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Creating Simple Worksheet Functions
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Describing Function Arguments
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Making Excel Talk
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Understanding Custom Function Limitations
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Executing a Ribbon Command with a Macro
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Understanding Security Issues Related to Macros
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Using a Personal Macro Workbook