Where to find tutorials on popular Excel topics, here on the Contextures site
Add visual impact to your Excel workbooks, by adding simple or complex charts. See how to get started, by building simple Excel charts, such as a pie chart or line chart. Then, after you know the basics, work on fancier charts, like a Cluster Stack Column chart, or a line chart with a target range.
To learn more, go to the Excel Charts topic page.
Use the Excel data validation feature to create drop down lists on a worksheet. Or, use data validation rules to control what can be entered into worksheet cells.
To learn more, go to the Excel Data Validation topic page.
Use AutoFilters and Advanced Filters to show specific data from a named Excel table, or a worksheet list.
To learn more, go to the Excel Filters topic page.
Format worksheet cells manually, to identify data entry or formula cells. Or, use conditional formatting, to automatically highlight key values on a worksheet.
To learn more, go to the Excel Formatting topic page.
Use Excel formulas and functions to summarize data, return values from a lookup table, do mathematical calculations, and much more!
To learn more, go to the Excel Formulas topic page.
Use Excel macros to automate routine tasks, so you can save time while you work. Record and edit your own macros, or use code that you find here on my Contextures site.
To learn more, go to the Excel Macros topic page.
Use Excel Pivot Tables to quickly summarize data from a list or Excel table. See how to get started, then learn more about the power of pivot tables!
To learn more, go to the Excel Pivot Table topic page.
Last updated: August 20, 2022 1:51 PM