Microsoft Excel Tutorial: How to run a macro from an icon on the Quick Access Toolbar.

Running your Excel macros just got a whole lot easier! Forget the hassle of navigating through menus. In this tutorial, learn how to add your macros to the Quick Access Toolbar for quick and convenient access.

Simply right-click, customize the Quick Access Toolbar, select Macros, and add your desired macro, specifying it’s for This Workbook. Choose an icon that represents your macro’s function, click OK, and voila!

Now you can effortlessly run your macro directly from the Quick Access Toolbar.

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Microsoft Excel Tutorial: Upper, Lower, Proper Case with a Formula in Excel.

In this tutorial, learn how to effortlessly convert text to upper, lower, or proper case using Excel formulas. Discover three essential functions that streamline the case conversion process. Whether you’re transforming text to lowercase with LOWER(A2), uppercase with UPPER(B2), or proper case with PROPER(C2), these functions have you covered. But beware of nuances – even PROPER doesn’t always nail the interior ‘C’ in McCartney, necessitating manual adjustments.
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Microsoft Excel Tutorial: Join First Name and Last Name as Proper Case in Excel.

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Welcome back to another Excel tutorial! Today, we’re diving into the efficient method of joining first names and last names in your spreadsheet while ensuring they are displayed in proper case. Join MrExcel as he walks you through the simple yet powerful techniques to achieve this task seamlessly.

Key Points Covered:
• Learn the fundamental formula using the CONCATENATE operator to merge first names and last names from different cells.
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Microsoft Excel Tutorial: Fastest Way to Copy Formula to All Rows.

Check out this tutorial on Excel’s Fast Way to Copy Formula to All Rows!

Are you tired of dragging your formulas down to thousands of rows? Say goodbye to that tedious process! In this video, we’ll show you a quick and efficient method to copy your formulas across multiple rows without the hassle.

Most people start by creating their formula in the first row, then painstakingly drag it down, row by row. It’s slow, it’s frustrating, and it’s not efficient. But fear not! We have a solution that will save you time Continue reading “Excel Fastest Way to Copy Formula to All Rows #excel” →

Microsoft Excel Tutorial: Preview of AI Copilot for Excel.

Welcome to episode 2636 of Mr. Excel’s netcast! In this video, we will be taking a first look at Copilot AI for Excel, a new feature from Microsoft that has been generating a lot of buzz. I was lucky enough to get a sneak peek at this feature, even though it was initially only available for enterprises with over 100 customers. But now, I have access to it and I’m excited to share it with you.

In this video, we will be exploring the Copilot feature and its capabilities. We will be working Continue reading “Excel – First Look At Copilot AI For Excel – Episode 2636” →