Adnan Masruf, holding a BSc in Naval Architecture & Engineering from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, plays a pivotal role as an Excel & VBA Content Developer at ExcelDemy. His deep passion for research and innovation seamlessly aligns with his dedication to Excel. In this capacity, Masruf not only skillfully addresses challenging issues but also exhibits enthusiasm and expertise in gracefully navigating intricate situations, underscoring his steadfast commitment to consistently delivering exceptional content. His interests are Advanced Excel, Data Analysis, Charts & Dashboards, Power Query, and Excel VBA.
Method 1 - VBA Code to Check If String Contains Any Letter Every character has a unique ASCII code and the computer recognizes them with that code. The upper ...
In Excel, if we need to add a new row after the last row in a large dataset, it can become tedious and time-consuming to go to the last row. Although we can ...
How to Launch the VBA Macro Editor in Excel Go to Developer Tab >> Visual Basic. The Visual Basic window is displayed. Select Insert ...
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Method 1 - Finding Multiple Values from User Input The following code will prompt users to insert a value that they want to find and highlight all the ...
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Here, we have the sales data of three different brands for two different products along the location of their stores. We will apply a single criterion and ...
Method 1 - Using Combo Chart Steps: Choose the D6 cell and enter, =$D$5 Press Enter. The cell will have the value in the D5 cell. ...
We have the sales number of different stores of a product arranged in descending order. We will use this data to create the pipeline chart. Method 1 ...
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Dear Nirmal,
Could you please provide me with your Excel file that you have mentioned or some screen shots from your dataset? That would help me to understand your dataset and answer your query accordingly.
Thanks for your query.
Regards,
Adnan
Team ExcelDemy
Dear Raman,
1. First, make sure you are using MS Office 365 as they are only available in that version.
2. Secondly, make sure you are logged into your MS Excel account.
3. Thirdly, make sure to have the English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, or Portuguese editing language added to Office Language Preferences.
If these do not work then,
-Go to File > Options > Trust Center > Trust center Settings > External Content > Security settings for “Linked data types” > Activate “Enable all Linked Data Types”
or
– Go to Options>Customize Ribbon> All Commands
– Then, choose the Datatype Command
-Add the command to a “New Group”
-Finally, restart your Excel Application.
*Also, make sure to keep your internet connection ON; as this data type is linked datatype.
*You should also see if this datatype is available in your geopolitical locaton.
Dear K,
Thanks for your query. If we add replies to the comments (Like the first picture), we can find the replies by simply looking at the initials without changing the macros (Like the second picture)