Launch Excel, Click the “Formulas Tab” and then the “Calculation Options” button.Now set the calculation option to “Automatic”. This setting can be altered by macros or by other Excel ...

Excel is an advanced tool when calculating formulas for statistics and mathematics purposes, but what if when you try to make changes to your data, there is no auto-calculation of the formula?

To give an Excel macro "Save As" functionality, you can use the Excel VBA GetSaveAsFilename function. This is part of the "Application" group of functions, since it is part of Excel's core ...

To identify the dependent cells, move the cursor back to cell D15, then select Formulas > Formula Auditing and click the Trace Dependents button. In the screenshot below, notice the blue arrow again.

Recently, I noticed several Excel students reaching for the mouse and clicking the Formula bar to edit formulas. That method’s Okay, but some people find it easier to work from the keyboard as ...

A good approach to understanding complicated Excel formulas is to dissect them using Excel’s Evaluate tool, as follows. (Click here to download this workbook in Excel.) Select the complicated formula, ...

Excel's PIVOTBY function allows you to group your figures without needing to recreate your data in a PivotTable. What's more, ...

Trace Precedents allows you to understand formula dependencies by highlighting the cells that are referenced in or have an impact on an Excel formula.To use this tool, select a cell with a formula in ...