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Do you need to add or subtract time in Excel? Some time calculations are easy, but depending on how the time is entered, you may need to use the TIME function or formula to add or subtract time. For example, if you have 9am in B2, and in cell C2,
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The TODAY function returns the current date. The TODAY function is updated continuously when a worksheet is opened. For example: if you use the TODAY function in cell B1, it will show today's date. Assume that today is 12/21/2021. Tomorrow, it will have the correct date
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Charts in Microsoft Excel are easy. This short video shows three tips for creating charts. I'll cover two keyboard shortcuts for making charts, using Recommend Charts, and creating charts using Quick Analysis. Tip # 1 - Use Keyboard Shortcuts to create Charts Windows Keyboard shortcuts - **F11** to create
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Tax brackets show you the tax rate you will pay on each portion of your income. There are seven tax brackets. The United States has a progressive tax system based on your Taxable income, not Gross income or Net Income. Your income is taxed at different rates with a progressive
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In Excel, if you need to calculate the difference between two dates in years, month, or days, the **DATEDIF** function will handle it. **DATEDIF** is "Date & Dif". It is an exciting function since it does not show up in Excel's Date & Time function. So
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Zoom Meetings Updates Zoom: PowerPoint / Keynote as Virtual Background Zoom's Virtual Background feature is trendy. It is easy to share a PowerPoint or Keynote presentations in a Zoom meeting, but now you can share your presentation as a Virtual Background and it allows your participants to view your
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Posted on: 09/08/2020 Welcome to the third issue of my Training Roundup! Today's issue is packed with updates on multiple fronts. I hope you can benefit from at least a few of them! You're receiving this email because you have subscribed on my website
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Posted on: 08/07/2020 Welcome to the second issue of my Training Roundup! You're receiving this email because you have subscribed on my website ChrisMenardTraining.com at some point in the previous weeks. The Training Roundup | Issue #2 1. Microsoft continues to add new Excel templates and
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1. Microsoft just added the Zip Code Data Type in Excel. Unlike the Geography Data Type, which only shows data for countries, states and cities, the Zip Code Data Type returns things like household income, latitude, longitude, population by marital status, water and land areas and much more. Watch the
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Excel's Automatic Data Types is an awesome feature. There are over 50 different data Automatic data types, not including the specific types listed when you go to Data - Data Types group. Excel's Automatic data types can recognize similar data. In this video, I type in
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Excel now has a **Zip Code data type**. The Zip Code data type is new and is currently available to only Beta Channel Excel users. It should be released soon to all Microsoft 365 subscribers and Excel for the web. To use the Zip Code data type 1. Select your
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The AVERAGE function is one of the most popular functions in Excel. This video shows how to use the Average function, handles zero values when using the Average function. Zero values vs. blank cells will give different results with Average. As a bonus, using the AverageIF function with zero values.