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How to track sector performance in the stock market – Excel template
The image above shows the performance across industry groups for different date ranges, conditional formatting makes the table much easier […]
How to filter using OR logic between columns [Formula]
The filter feature in Excel won't allow you to do OR logic between columns, however, you can if you allow […]
If cell equals value from list
This article demonstrates formulas that check if a cell value is equal to any value in a given list. Table […]
If cell contains text from list
This article demonstrates several ways to check if a cell contains any value based on a list. The first example […]
IF with OR function
This article shows examples of how to use the IF function with the OR function. Table of Contents IF with […]
How to use the OR function
The OR function allows you to carry out a logical test in each argument and if at least one argument returns […]
Use a calendar to filter an Excel defined Table
This article demonstrates how to filter an Excel defined Table based on the selected cell in a calendar. The calendar […]
Find numbers in close proximity to a given number
This article demonstrates how to apply Conditional Formatting formula to a cell range, it finds cells that are in close […]
Highlight closest number
This post demonstrates how to highlight records with the closest value to a criterion, you can also choose to highlight […]
Setting up your work hours in a weekly schedule
The image above demonstrates conditional formatting highlighting hours outside work hours, those cells are filled with grey except weekends. Conditional formatting […]
Automate net asset value (NAV) calculation on your stock portfolio
Introduction In this post I am creating a spreadsheet that will calculate stock portfolio performance. To do this I am […]
Dynamic formatting
Question: I have a list that I keep adding rows to. How do i create a border that expands as […]
Highlight every other row
Here is how to highlight every other row using conditional formatting. Conditional formatting formula: =ISEVEN(ROW())*OR($B3:$D3<>"") Alternative CF formula: =EVEN(ROW())=ROW() This […]

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