🚀 New Tutorial Alert! Struggling with messy Excel sheets? 📊 In my latest video, I explain step by step 👉 How to AutoFit Columns & Cell Size in Excel – so your data looks clean, professional, and easy to read. ✅ Perfect for students, teachers, and office professionals. 🎥 Watch full tutorial here: #Excel #Productivity #DataManagement #Learning https://lnkd.in/dRX4xi6a
How to AutoFit Columns & Cell Size in Excel
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Stop dragging columns and rows in Excel! Two shortcuts that save time every day: 👉 Alt + H + O + A = AutoFit Column 👉 Alt + H + O + I = AutoFit Row Small tricks, big impact. #Excel #Productivity #Shortcuts
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🚀 Day 19 | Excel Learning Challenge Ever got confused when locking cell references in Excel? 🤔 We usually hit F4 and lock the entire reference, but did you know you can lock only the row or only the column individually? 🔥 👉 This trick is a game-changer when working with formulas across large datasets, making your calculations more dynamic and flexible. In this video, I’ll show you exactly how to: ✅ Lock only rows ✅ Lock only columns ✅ Use them effectively in real-world Excel scenarios If you want to master Excel like a pro, this is a must-watch! 👏 #Excel #ExcelTips #ExcelShorts #LearningChallenge #Productivity #CareerGrowth #MicrosoftExcel
Day 19 | How to Lock Cell Reference of Row & Column Individually in Excel | Must Watch 🔥
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Hello Wednesday! 🤩 Excel tip: Where has all my text disappeared to? 🤦🏽♀️ If you cannot see all the text in a cell and you want to control the width of the column, use the "wrap text" feature. Check out the video attached. If you want to refresh your Excel knowledge, or focus on a specific topice, get in touch via a DM or email me: sharon@sgwebcraft.co.uk. ☺️ #excel #wraptext #columnwidth
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Day 2: Excel Basics In Excel, Rows run horizontally (numbered 1,2,3…) and Columns run vertically (labeled A,B,C…). 👉 Example: Cell B3 means Column B & Row 3. 💡 One Excel worksheet contains 1,048,576 rows and 16,384 columns (up to column XFD). #ExcelLearning #ExcelTips #DataSkills #ProductivityTools #LearnWithMe #ExcelBasics
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This Function is not commonly used by most people since (*) can do the multiplication in #Excel easily. However, there some conveniences in this Function when operating more than two cells, blank, and non-numerical value, such as Text. 🧮 Which one do you use the most? Or do you have any other tips and tricks to do multiplication in Excel? Drop your thoughts in the Comment 📝 More Excel Functions in this Playlist: https://lnkd.in/gjAR4_mu
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Create text shortcuts for long words on Excel
⚡ How to Create Text Shortcuts with AutoCorrect On Excel (2025) – Type Faster & Automate Text!
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✨ Quick Excel Tip! Ever struggled with switching data from rows to columns? The TRANSPOSE function makes it super easy! 📽️ Check out my latest YouTube Shorts where I show how it works: [https://lnkd.in/gC_SFKGu] Stay tuned for more Excel hacks that can save you time every day. ⏱️ #Excel #Productivity #ExcelHacks #Learning #chandigarh #LinkedIn
How to convert row into column in Excel #shortvideo
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Text to Columns is useful! But only when the text in the cells follows the same structure. If you try to use Text to Columns to split names, you can run into problems. Sometimes a surname contains more than one name, and then Text to Columns will split the name into multiple columns instead of just two (first name and last name). So, we need to approach this differently. How? With very simple formulas: TEXTBEFORE and TEXTAFTER. Just select the cell, use the space as the delimiter, and you’re done. #Excel #Exceltip
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✨ A super simple Excel tip! Did you know you can quickly delete everything after a specific character using Replace? All you need is the character itself - in my video it’s / and * That’s it. fast and easy! 🚀 #Excel #Productivity
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