Excel's Custom Views tool lets you create a snapshot of your spreadsheet, allowing you to toggle between layouts.

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Spreadsheets are absolute. You enter some variables, and a spreadsheet outputs an absolute number, according to whatever logic has been programmed into it. But here’s the problem: While spreadsheets ...

You’d think stock traders, of all people, would have the best data available. But that wasn’t the case when JPMorgan started bleeding billions on bad trades. Investors got worried. The bank dismissed ...

Last year, it emerged that Health New Zealand used an Excel spreadsheet as its "primary data file" for managing and analysing ...

Excel still trips over dates, ghost links, and undo history. These six fixes would save hours for everyday users.

If you cannot print from Excel but Word can or maybe you see a Not enough memory error message then here are some suggestions to help you fix Excel printing problems ...

Q. I have an Excel spreadsheet where I need to enter the ticker symbol ACN for Accenture. Excel keeps changing ACN to CAN. What can I do? A. Most of us are familiar with how helpful autocorrect can be ...

Ever found yourself locked out of an Excel spreadsheet because you forgot the password or you have been given password protected Excel files from a colleague who was left the business? It’s a common ...

They're calling it the "Excel Error Heard Round the World": Kenneth Rogoff and Carmen Reinhart's widely cited paper about the relationship between public debt and ...

I'm having an issue with a project I'm currently working on. The project uses a series of data tables, and a linked excel spreadsheet as a structural data file (contains the details of a frequently ...

Q. Help! My future value calculations don’t make any sense (see the spreadsheet below). The formula in column D is the same for all rows, but for unknown reasons, it stops working after row 7. What’s ...