Category: Excel

Copilot Never Watch An Entire YouTube Video Again! Episode 2649

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With a subscription to Copilot 365 and the Edge browser, you will never have to watch an entire YouTube video again.

In this video, I’m showing you an incredible hack using Copilot in Microsoft Edge that will save you from having to watch entire YouTube videos again! Imagine being able to jump straight to the key moments of any video without sitting through the lengthy intros or outros. With Copilot, you can do exactly that—access the essential highlights from any video and skip all the fluff. Here, I’ll walk you through how to do it step-by-step with a practical example from Continue reading “Copilot Never Watch An Entire YouTube Video Again! Episode 2649” →

Approximate Match Lookup in Power Query: 2 Amazing Functions! Power BI or Excel. EMT 1865

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Learn how to perform approximate match lookup in Power Query M Code by creating custom functions. The first function we build in a Custom Column using the Table.SelectRows function and the let expression. The second we build as a reusable function in the Advanced Editor using the Table.SelectRows function. The third we build as a reusable function in the Advanced Editor using the List.Accumulate function.

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Power Query VS. Excel Dates: PQ Solves the Famous 2/29/1900 Date Error So Eloquently! EMT 1864

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Mike “excelisfun” Girvin’s 4th book: The Transformative Magic of Power Query M Code in Power BI & Excel.

Book about Power Query M Code to help data analysts transform and shape data into useful, actionable information for decision makers.

Remember:
Microsoft and Lotus though that 1900 was a leap year and so they added 2/29/1900 as a date in Excel. But if you import your dates into Excel or the reverse, all dates work.

Special Offer: New Power BI & Excel Power Query M Code Book from excelisfun!!!

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Here is link: https://www.mrexcel.com/products/the-transformative-magic-of-power-query-m-code-in-excel-and-power-bi/ or Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Transformative-Magic-Power-Query-Excel/dp/1615470832/ref=sr_1_1
Mike “excelisfun” Girvin’s 4th book: The Transformative Magic of Power Query M Code in Power BI & Excel.

Book about Power Query M Code to help data analysts transform and shape data into useful, actionable information for decision makers.

GROUPBY & PIVOTBY Functions to Create a 1/2 Year Summary Report! Excel Magic Trick 1863

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Download Excel File: https://excelisfun.net/files/EMT1863.xlsx
Learn how to use the amazing GROUPBY and PIVOTBY functions to create a sales report with categories to summaries by half year increments.
Topics:
1. (00:00) Introduction
2. (00:02) Viewer Suggestion
3. (00:18) IF Function to create ½ data attributes for the table of data.
4. (00:43) GROUPBY Function
5. (01:47) Conditional Formatting for Report
6. (02:22) GO TO Trick to find cells in worksheet that contain Conditional Formatting
7. (02:48) Mixed Cell References and Conditional Formatting for Total Row
8. (04:26) PIVOTBY Function
9. (05:04) Add New Data and Watch Formulas Update!!!
10. (05:37) Summary
11. (05:50) Closing, Video Links

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Copilot In OneDrive Versus Copilot In Excel for Excel Workbooks – Episode 2655

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Microsoft Excel Tutorial: Copilot In OneDrive Versus Copilot In Excel for Excel Workbooks

In today’s video, we’re diving into Copilot in OneDrive and how it handles analyzing an Excel workbook.

But first, let’s settle a little controversy that popped up about my “Spreadsheets are my Jam” coffee mugs. Take my survey to let me know if you carry your coffee mug in your dominant hand or not.

Now, let’s get back to Excel. Remember that awesome trick from Dr. Nitin, where he used Copilot in Word to analyze financial statements? Well, I decided to throw a regular Excel file at Copilot Continue reading “Copilot In OneDrive Versus Copilot In Excel for Excel Workbooks – Episode 2655” →

Excel Why Are SEC Edgar Numbers Showing as Text in Excel? – Episode 2654

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Microsoft Excel Tutorial: Why Are SEC Edgar Numbers Showing as Text in Excel?

In this episode of the Learn Excel podcast, MrExcel dives into a common issue when working with numbers copied from the SEC Edgar database. Sometimes, Excel displays these numbers as text, causing frustrating #VALUE! errors during calculations. We’ll take a quick break from Copilot and explore why this happens and how to fix it!

The problem? Non-breaking spaces (character 160) sneak into your data when copying from sources like SEC Edgar. Even though they look like regular spaces, they can cause Excel to treat numeric data as text. Continue reading “Excel Why Are SEC Edgar Numbers Showing as Text in Excel? – Episode 2654” →

Excel – Create an NBA Shot Chart Using Python & Copilot | LeBron James – 16 Playoffs – Episode 2657

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Microsoft Excel Tutorial: Create an NBA Shot Chart Using Python & Copilot | LeBron James – 16 Playoffs

In this video, I’m excited to show you a demo I saw from Microsoft that’s seriously cool! We’re diving into how to use the new Python integration with Excel Copilot to create an NBA basketball shot chart. With data sensors installed in every NBA arena since 2013, we now have detailed info on every shot, including the exact X and Y coordinates and whether the shot was made or missed. This data opens up a whole new world of possibilities for sports analytics Continue reading “Excel – Create an NBA Shot Chart Using Python & Copilot | LeBron James – 16 Playoffs – Episode 2657” →

Excel Find Active Cell With New Focus Cell (in Beta Now)

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In this Microsoft Excel tutorial, learn how to add a crosshair to locate the active cell with the new Focus Cell feature, now in beta! As our eyes age and screen resolutions increase, it can be tough to spot the active cell. But with the Focus Cell feature, Excel highlights the entire row and column of the active cell, making it much easier to find.

In this video, I’ll walk you through how to enable the Focus Cell setting, which is located on the View tab (next to View Gridlines). You can choose from eight different colors, and the crosshair appears Continue reading “Excel Find Active Cell With New Focus Cell (in Beta Now)” →

Excel Word Cloud Using Copilot And Python In Excel – Episode 2656

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Microsoft Excel Tutorial: Word Cloud Using Copilot And Python In Excel – Episode 2656

Creating a word cloud in Microsoft Excel has never been easier! In this video, I walk you through how to generate a word cloud using the new Copilot – Advanced Analysis feature. With just a few clicks, I transformed 3000 rows of data from the Title column into a visually stunning word cloud. The best part? Excel automatically excludes common stop words like “The,” “A,” and “of” so you can focus on the key terms.

I was amazed at how Excel leverages Python to make this happen behind Continue reading “Excel Word Cloud Using Copilot And Python In Excel – Episode 2656” →

Highline College Busn 210 Excel Statistical Analysis Fall, 2024 Introduction

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For Fall 2024 matriculating students at Highline College in Seattle, Washington. This is the introduction to the Busn 210 Excel Statistical Analysis class. For non-matriculating students, the class is free here at YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrRPvpgDmw0m3oqpp1XcPuaxyM4Bpi0dN