To highlight cells with a value that is too high or too low, you can use Excel Conditional Formatting.
This short video shows you the steps.
For detailed instructions see Excel Conditional Formatting Basics.
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Excel’s popup cell comments aren’t just for text. You can also display pictures in an Excel comment. This short Excel video tutorial explains the simple steps. For detailed written instructions see: Add a picture to a comment ______
In an Excel pivot table, you can use built-in custom calculations, for a different view of the data. For example, in this video I set up the pivot table to show what % of monthly sales were Binders, and what % for each colour – red, blue, and black. You can get the sample file…
Sometimes a VLOOKUP formula returns an #N/A error, even though you can see the value you’re looking for in the lookup table. The most common cause for this is a text “number” in one place, and a real number in the other place. See how you can fix that VLOOKUP problem.
Highlight all the cells in a row, if one cell is above or below a specific value. To do this, use Excel conditional formatting, as described in this short Excel video tutorial. For detailed instructions, please visit the page Excel Conditional Formatting Based on another cell ____________________
If you get pivot table refresh errors, this video shows how to troubleshoot those errors and try to fix them. For example, one common error is, “The PivotTable field name is not valid”. Or, you might see this error: “PivotTable report cannot overlap another PivotTable report.”
If you copy data from another program to Excel, Excel might treat the numbers as text, and totals that use these numbers will be incorrect. This video shows the simple steps to change the text "numbers" to real numbers. For written instructions, visit Convert Text to Numbers ______________________