Actual Charts vs Images
In a blog post last week, I was looking at the image formats to use when I snapped a picture of a chart. I'm kind of glad that Jon agreed with my assessment on EMF being the best image format
In a blog post last week, I was looking at the image formats to use when I snapped a picture of a chart. I'm kind of glad that Jon agreed with my assessment on EMF being the best image format
*Note: The charts in this post are based on sample data and do not reflect any real financial performance. In setting up my first dashboard, I took a page out of Charley Kyd's book and placed a bunch of little graphs
I'm not sure if the observation is weird, or the actual chart sizing is. I think this is a bug, but I'm curious if others see similar behavior. This is an Office 2007 thing (at least, I haven't tested it
I'm working on writing up a course, and it always drives me nuts when the pictures I put in the document are different shapes. Height is fine, but I always want the width to be the same as the document
So during my infatuation with converting my workbook to use IFERROR statements throughout, I suddenly realized that the reports I had to send to head office needed to work in Excel 2003. After a bit of... um... motivational speaking... I
I need to thank Joe Chirilov and Danny Khen, from the Excel team at Microsoft for this tip. We were discussing some Excel things while we were having dinner during the summit, and I was bemoaning the fact that it
So based on Johan's comment on yesterday's post about this being easy, I decided to give it a shot. So far, with the exception of a boneheaded move where I tossed a virtually complete post without saving it, I'm pretty
I tried to set up my laptop today to use the speech recognition native in Microsoft Windows. I found it pretty hard to actually get it to recognize my voice the first time around. It doesn't actually feel quite as
Or maybe it does and I just don't know yet... I get emails on a regular basis that I need to turn into appointments. Why isn't there a feature to create a new appointment or task based on an email?
I received an email today, asking how to compare two worksheets for differences. Of course, we could easily reach to VBA to do this, but we can also use Conditional Formatting to make these kind of comparisons. I figured that
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