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  • Excel corrupts certain workbooks in migrating from 2003 to 2007

    I got a email from a client asking for help because Excel was “destroying,” to use his terminology, his 2003 workbook after conversion to the 2007 format. And, after analyzing the kind of change Excel made, I had to agree. The following in 2003 Figure 1 becomes, in 2013 (and in 2010), Figure...
    Posted to Daily Dose of Excel (Weblog) by Anonymous on Sun, Apr 14 2013
  • TM Goal Seek

    TM Goal Seek enhances the existing user interface to Excel’s Goal Seek feature. The built in Goal Seek is a simple optimization tool that suffices for a large number of scenarios. The UI, unfortunately, is extremely unwieldy and unfriendly. TM Goal Seek is a simple add-in that is easier to use...
    Posted to Daily Dose of Excel (Weblog) by Anonymous on Thu, Feb 21 2013
  • Power Utility Pak Add-in for the Mac

    Hi all I like to share the release of this new Mac Excel add-in with you all. After many days of hard work I have upload the first Mac version of the very popular Excel for Windows Add-in “Power Utility Pak” from John Walkenbach on my site. Power Utility Pak for the Mac, Add-in Tools [...]
    Posted to Daily Dose of Excel (Weblog) by Anonymous on Fri, Nov 23 2012
  • Model business dependencies in an Excel worksheet

    The Civilization game dependency tree How to build a dependency tree when there is no obvious connection between the business model and an Excel model. A long time ago I spend a lot of time playing the strategy game Civilization. For those not familiar with the game, one of its features was “advances...
    Posted to Daily Dose of Excel (Weblog) by Anonymous on Thu, Aug 2 2012
  • Excel Advanced Filter

    Excel supports two different ways to filter data that are in tabular format. Autofilter is a built-in capability driven via the user interface. As sophisticated as Autofilter has become in recent versions of Excel, no pre-defined setup can possibly cater to all the different questions that the consumer...
    Posted to Daily Dose of Excel (Weblog) by Anonymous on Sat, Jul 7 2012
  • Unicode and diacritic characters

    The primary role of Excel is analysis and visualization of data, which put less emphasis on the use of special text characters. Nonetheless, there will always be some need for special characters, both Unicode characters and diacritics in Excel. A diacritic in English is a glyph that modifies the sound...
    Posted to Daily Dose of Excel (Weblog) by Anonymous on Sat, Jun 23 2012
  • Freeze Panes and Split Panes

    When working with a worksheet that contains a large number of rows and/or a large number of columns with row and column headers, it is very helpful to always view the headers no matter where one scrolls through the document. An example is shown below. The table lists the year-by-year carbon dioxide emissions...
    Posted to Daily Dose of Excel (Weblog) by Anonymous on Sun, Jun 17 2012
  • Installation Instructions for Office add-ins

    I updated the installation instructions for Office VBA add-ins to include Office 2010, Office 2007, and Office 2003. The updated material is at http://www.tushar-mehta.com/excel/software/installation/index.htm. Tushar Mehta
    Posted to Daily Dose of Excel (Weblog) by Anonymous on Sun, Jun 17 2012
  • Minimum and maximum values of numeric data types

    There has been many an occasion when I have wanted programmatic access to the maximum or minimum or smallest value of a data type. Some programming languages have built-in support through names like MaxInt. VBA, unfortunately, is not one of them. I decided to “translate” the documentation defining the...
    Posted to Daily Dose of Excel (Weblog) by Anonymous on Tue, Jun 12 2012
  • Use an Excel chart to show a time snapshot and trace a path

    These Excel charts were inspired by Hans Rosling’s TED presentation on Religion and Babies (http://www.ted.com/talks/hans_rosling_religions_and_babies.html). He is absolutely great at engaging the viewer with his ability to bring data to life. One of the things he did in his presentation was show the...
    Posted to Daily Dose of Excel (Weblog) by Anonymous on Mon, Jun 4 2012
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