Andrew’s Excel Tips is moving!
The new blog can be found here.
Andrew’s Excel Tips is moving!
The new blog can be found here.
Mike Alexander of DataPig Technologies is holding a seminar at Alexandria, VA (near Washington the city, not the state), from September 19, 2011 (Monday) to September 20, 2011 (Tuesday).
Topics include
Analysis
Reporting
Sourcing External Data
B…
A slightly "improved" version of my VBA Code Indenter is available.
This version starts indenting after Sub and Function names. The reason I decided to do this is because it seems to be the standard with other folk’s code I have seen posted online. Who a…
There are 2 VBA code indenters that I know of, and unfortunately, I am not able to install either of them where I need them most to due to admin rights. With "complex" code, indenting can help a lot by making code easier to read so I decided to make my ow…
When I saw Paste Special in Excel 2010, I thought "Cool!". I was a bit dubious about some of the choices and the icons that represent them, but that was okay because nobody ever thinks the same way.
However, I had 2 problems. The first is I only have 2…
Recently I was asked by Excel Everest for a review of their training.
First off – I like their approach of using Excel itself to present the training.
And I liked how they make it fun. (Watch out for the bear and other hazards!)
What’s most…
Adding a row to the bottom of an AutoFilter is something we do often enough but doing it without code requires more clicks than I would like – copy an existing row, select the row below where the existing bottom row is, then opening up Paste Special. We p…
Gee, time flies when you are moping around not posting on your Excel blog. In 2009 I posted a blog entry called Days Per Week Between 2 Dates. At the end I noted that the formula did not take weekends or public holidays into account. Recently I made a for…
In Excel 2010, one of the handy features that was added is a filter search box for Autofilters.
It’s great that the filter actually changes as you type. But I don’t always work with 2010, so I decided to make something close. I wanted something whe…
Adding or subtracting days to a date in Excel is easy but, unless I am missing something, adding hours to a time is a bit harder. Yes, you could use inbuilt functions TIME, with HOUR, MINUTE and SECOND to do it but it’s still not the same if you just want…