The only reason I can think of is that the administrator of your computer programed it that way - which mean it would over-ride the default keyboars set up by Microsoft.
Can I use AMPERSAND to name my chart title such as (="Sales for the month of "&'Sales'!D2&"and Region of "&'Sales'!D2&)? My charts are created my as new sheet instead of as an object. Thank you for sharing I learned a lot.
Can I use AMPERSAND to name my chart title such as (="Sales for the month of "&'Sales'!D2&"and Region of "&'Sales'!D2&)? My charts are created my as new sheet instead of as an object. Thank you for sharing I learned a lot.
Can I use AMPERSAND to name my chart title such as (="Sales for the month of "&'Sales'!D2&"and Region of "&'Sales'!D2&)? My charts are created my as new sheet instead of as an object. Thank you for sharing I learned a lot.
Can I use AMPERSAND to name my chart title such as (="Sales for the month of "&'Sales'!D2&"and Region of "&'Sales'!D2&)? My charts are created my as new sheet instead of as an object. Thank you for sharing I learned a lot.
Great! I am glad that you like it. The Highline Series is the most comprehensive series I have at YouTube. It covers many things that you would want to do in Excel.
You are just amazing! I was looking for somebody who can post video tutorials for MS Office, which are really well explained with proper language and with a lot of variety and have now found it at your channel. Just great work.
At 20:34 you did a sort on Column C. Then you did another sort on column B. That second sort was a sort within a sort. Is that true?
If so, suppose that when I sort Column B (after sorting column C), I want only column B to be sorted and not to be sorted "within" Column C (as if I sorted by B in the first place).
Yes: Sales Rep sorted within Region (Region is the major sort).
If you I want only column B to be sorted and not to be sorted "within" Column C, highlight just the B column and do sort, but then you destroy the database integrity (as demonstrated at 21:00)
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prudhvirajreddyable 5 days ago
SUPER
prudhvirajreddyable 5 days ago
EXCELLENT SUPER SUPER SUPER ITS VERY MUCH HELPFULL FOR ME
prudhvirajreddyable 5 days ago
I use Excel 2007, when I press "Alt+F1", I open a new Word, not create a new chart. why?
rebesteves 9 months ago
The only reason I can think of is that the administrator of your computer programed it that way - which mean it would over-ride the default keyboars set up by Microsoft.
ExcelIsFun 9 months ago
unbelievable, ur a genius man!. From where did u get all this knowledge about excel. you are a real Excelerator.
KEEP IT UP!
sameer482 1 year ago
I got it from books, practice, answering questions, and the Mr excel Message Board.
I am glad that the videos help!
ExcelIsFun 1 year ago
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Can I use AMPERSAND to name my chart title such as (="Sales for the month of "&'Sales'!D2&"and Region of "&'Sales'!D2&)? My charts are created my as new sheet instead of as an object. Thank you for sharing I learned a lot.
VanLtheMan 1 year ago
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Can I use AMPERSAND to name my chart title such as (="Sales for the month of "&'Sales'!D2&"and Region of "&'Sales'!D2&)? My charts are created my as new sheet instead of as an object. Thank you for sharing I learned a lot.
VanLtheMan 1 year ago
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Can I use AMPERSAND to name my chart title such as (="Sales for the month of "&'Sales'!D2&"and Region of "&'Sales'!D2&)? My charts are created my as new sheet instead of as an object. Thank you for sharing I learned a lot.
VanLtheMan 1 year ago
Can I use AMPERSAND to name my chart title such as (="Sales for the month of "&'Sales'!D2&"and Region of "&'Sales'!D2&)? My charts are created my as new sheet instead of as an object. Thank you for sharing I learned a lot.
VanLtheMan 1 year ago
Yes you can! Make the formula in a cell first, then point the chart title to that cell. search for and watch this video title:
Excel Dynamic Chart #5: Dynamic Chart Labels using TEXT function and Ampersand &
ExcelIsFun 1 year ago
Once again just amazing! You are the Michael Jordan of Excel. I very much appreciate your hard work, effort and time. Best Excel teacher ever!
lexingtonlp 2 years ago
I am glad that they are helpful!!
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
thanks!!
secoja 2 years ago
You are welcome!
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
Love the new series!
omiuno 2 years ago
Great! I am glad that you like it. The Highline Series is the most comprehensive series I have at YouTube. It covers many things that you would want to do in Excel.
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
hello sir,
have you got love and passion for excel only??
when can we get a chance to learn other softwares like....powerpoint and project
anilbit4 2 years ago
Dear anilbit4,
This is my hobby - so it is what I love to do! I don't have any PowerPoint or Project.
--excelisfun
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
so great, very helpful!
thank you for your hard work!
whmmx 2 years ago
Dear whmmx,
You are welcome! I am glad that they help!
--excelisfun
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
You are just amazing! I was looking for somebody who can post video tutorials for MS Office, which are really well explained with proper language and with a lot of variety and have now found it at your channel. Just great work.
kami645464 2 years ago
Dear kami645464,
EXCELlent! I am happy to make the videos and I am happy that they are of use to you!
--excelisfun
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
At 20:34 you did a sort on Column C. Then you did another sort on column B. That second sort was a sort within a sort. Is that true?
If so, suppose that when I sort Column B (after sorting column C), I want only column B to be sorted and not to be sorted "within" Column C (as if I sorted by B in the first place).
How would you do that? Is that possible?
Thunderbird2014 2 years ago
Dear Thunderbird2014,
Yes: Sales Rep sorted within Region (Region is the major sort).
If you I want only column B to be sorted and not to be sorted "within" Column C, highlight just the B column and do sort, but then you destroy the database integrity (as demonstrated at 21:00)
--excelisfun
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago