Nuraida Kashmin

About author

Nuraida Kashmin, Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Rajshahi University of Engineering & Technology. Since 2021, she wrote 45+ articles on Excel problems and reviewed over 1000 articles. Currently working as a Project Manager, she is responsible for developing and implementing content strategies, managing writers and editors, staying updated on new technology, analyzing data, and tracking content performance indicators. Her interests include Project Management, Creative Writing, Digital Marketing, Reporting, Monitoring & Documentation, and Online Advocacy for SAP & Youth Leaders.

Designation

Project Manager at OfficeWheel in SOFTEKO.

Lives in

Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Education

B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering at Rajshahi University of Engineering & Technology.

Expertise

Project Management, Technical Writing, Creative Writing, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, AutoCAD, Reporting, Monitoring & Documentation.

Experience

  • Project Manager, SOFTEKO (Project OfficeWheel)
Currently working as Project Manager. Strategize and implement content plans, crafting editorial calendars, style guides, and guidelines. Supervise teams of content creators, including writers, editors, and designers. Stay updated on new tech and industry practices. Analyze data, make reports, and track content performance for insights and development ideas.
  • Team Leader, SOFTEKO (Project ExcelDemy)
Coordinated content creation, production, audits, research, and brainstorming activities within the team, aiming to optimize overall performance.
  • Excel And VBA Content Developer, SOFTEKO
Wrote 45+ articles on Excel problems.
  • Program Officer, Light To Life
Event organization, reporting, monitoring, documentation, graphic design, online advocacy for SAP and youth leaders.
  • Youth Development Manager, Light To Life
Managed events, reporting, graphic design, and online advocacy.
  • Trainee Automobile Engineer, Pragoti Industries Limited
Received training in car assembly and manufacturing car parts.

Latest Posts From Nuraida Kashmin

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How to Pull Data From Another Sheet Based on Criteria in Excel

Method 1 - Use the Advanced Filter to Pull Data from Another Sheet We have a dataset of customers and their payment history. We are going to pull out the ...

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How to Delete Multiple Sheets in Excel (3 Ways)

In this tutorial, we will explore 3 ways to delete multiple sheets in Excel, and how to do so based on different criteria. To illustrate, we have an Excel ...

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Why Excel Shows Formulas Instead of Results (7 Reasons)

For example, we have the following dataset and you see Excel is showing formulas in the cells instead of calculated results. Let’s check how we can solve this ...

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How to Use Format Painter for Multiple Cells in Excel (7 Methods)

We have a dataset of a List of Fruits and Their Colors. We will use Format Painter to copy the cell format. Method 1 - One-Click Process to Use the ...

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How to Combine Rows with the Same ID – 3 Methods

Method 1 - Combine Rows with the Same ID using VBA This is the sample dataset. To merge values: STEPS: Go to the Sheet tab and right-click. ...

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How to Add Multiple Cells in Excel (7 Easy Ways)

We have a list of employees of a company, their corresponding working days, and their salaries. We will use this dataset to add cells. Method 1 - ...

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How to Compare Two Excel Sheets for Duplicates (5 Quick Ways)

  Method 1 - Viewing Two Excel Sheets Side by Side to Find Duplicates Let’s consider we have an Excel workbook with two sheets. Here, we will compare ...

Browsing All Comments By: Nuraida Kashmin
  1. Dear Coral Gray,

    You are most welcome.

    Regards
    ExcelDemy

  2. Dear Bel,

    You are most welcome. We always try to provide best resources.

    Regards
    ExcelDemy

  3. Hi Jon,
    You can try this path:
    Select cell range > Click on Conditional Formatting > Select New Rules > Go to ‘Format only cells that contain’ option > From the Edit drop-down, select ‘No Blanks’ > Select Fill color > Press OK.

  4. Hi SHANON,
    Please try to apply below VBA Code after selecting the whole dataset:

    Sub move_rows()
    For Each myCell In Selection.Columns(2).Cells
    If myCell.Value = “Closed” Then
    myCell.EntireRow.Copy Worksheets(“Sheet2”).Range(“A” & Rows.Count).End(3)(2)
    End If
    Next
    End Sub

    You may replace the column number in line 2 according to the placement of your “status” column. Also the sheet name (Sheet2) in line 4 to your required sheet.

  5. Hello CHARLOTTE,
    Glad to hear that you liked my article.
    Please check this article (Method 7)-
    Use SUMIFS Function to Sum Between a Date Range from Another Sheet

    I hope you will find a solution.

  6. Hi SAM,
    Glad to hear that you liked my article.
    I think your project is based on the basic application of VLOOKUP. Please check this article (Method 1)-
    https://www.exceldemy.com/compare-multiple-columns-in-excel-using-vlookup/#1_Compare_Multiple_Columns_in_Excel_and_Return_Matching_Data_Using_VLOOKUP

    I hope it’ll be helpful for you.

  7. Hi SIVA!
    You can check this article – https://www.exceldemy.com/delete-same-sheet-from-multiple-workbooks-in-excel-vba/
    I hope it’ll be helpful for you.

  8. It’s great to hear you liked the article. You are most welcome. Best wishes.

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