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I'll show you how to loop through an array in VBA and macros in Excel.  This is a fairly simple concept but it can be a little tricky. First, I'm assuming you already know what an array is and how to create and array in VBA [LINK to Article]. Now, that you know that, let's get to looping though arrays. There are two main ways to loop through all ...
 
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The Present Value (PV) function in Excel will return the current value of an investment.  This calculates the current value of a series of future payments, a future lump sum value, or both combined. This is a simple, yet powerful function, giving you the ability to understand how much money you need for something in the future, or simply how much ...
 
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I'll show you how to stop formulas and functions from performing their calculations and updating in Excel. This may seem trivial, but it will save you a lot of time when you are dealing with complex Excel files with thousands of formulas that are linked to other Excel files or with thousands of complex array formulas.  This is because these types ...
 
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I'll show you how to lock a spreadsheet so that nothing can be changed in it. This is a great feature to use when you want to present data without allowing for it to be potentially corrupted or altered. The result of this action is that it will prevent a user from doing almost anything with your data unless they know how to unlock it and know your ...
 
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This is how you prevent a chart from appearing when you print from Excel. This is a great feature when you want to hide a chart to better showcase data or for any other reason. Here is our sample spreadsheet (download it from the side-menu to follow along): Steps to Prevent a Chart from Printing in Excel Right-click the side of the chart and click ...
 
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I'll teach you how to show gridlines for Excel when you print your files. This is a neat little feature that will allow you to have a printed version of your Excel file that looks more like what you will see on your computer without having to manually create borders. Here is our sample worksheet: When we go to print preview it will look like this: ...
 
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Did you know that you can add notes and comments to any cell in Excel?  You can write reminders, important notes, things to look out for, whatever you want, and place it in a note style comment for specific cells. Here is an example of a comment in Excel: You can see that cell B2 has what looks like a sticky note attached to it and this is the co ...
 
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I'm going to show you how to remove almost every interface from Excel and streamline the program so that the data is all people can focus on. This is the result we want: Steps to Hide the Excel Interface Minimize the Ribbon Menu Right-click any title from the Ribbon Menu and then select the Minimize the Ribbon option, or simply double-click the ti ...
 
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The Future Value function (FV) in Excel will return the future value of an investment based on a particular interest rate.  The future value of the investment can be calculated when there is a single lump sum payment, a series of payments, or a lump sum payment with a series of payments. This is a corner stone of many financial calculations and i ...
 
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Learn how to change the number of worksheets that are in new Excel workbooks. Excel workbooks always have 3 worksheets to start with and here is how you change that. Here is the default new workbook with its three worksheets: Change Default Number of Sheets in Excel Workbook Go to the File menu for Excel 2010 or later, the Office button for Excel ...