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Coding

Some Excel quick tips

2011, Aug 29

Some VBA code to show how some tasks can be automated in Excel.
We'll start with some very simple, but still useful, tasks which require only a few lines of VBA code and will progressively add some capabilities, in order to build a automation toolbox for Excel.

tags: Excel VBA code 


Coding

Some handy Excel functions

2011, Jan 11

We propose a review of a list of handy Excel functions that can help leverage on the Excel usage and inspire you to build additional functions or procedures later with the help of the VBA language.

tags: Excel functions productivity 


Coding

Filtering data in Excel

2010, Dec 21

Taking a close look at your data is a key step for your data project, as a part of the preprocessing activities which often represent 80% of the workload.
At first, before looking at agregate data with pivot tables, it's good practice to start looking at raw data, making selections, trying to already detect the important features. For this kind of tasks, excel filters can be pretty useful!

tags: Excel feature productivity 


Coding

The MaxIf function

2007, Jul 01

If you work with data in Excel, you probably already used the functions SUMIF and COUNTIF. In this post, we show how to extend it with the function MaxIf, a function written in VBA that can also be very useful.
This development example shows how VBA can help developing a custom set of function for data analysis.

tags: VBA Excel productivity 


Coding

What is VBA ?

2007, Jun 12

A few words describing the language called VBA that can help you automate some repetitive or tricky tasks in particular in Excel. Also it's a great way to start coding

tags: code VBA Excel