How do I reduce excel file size? The most often asked question. Well, in this step by step tutorial I’ll walk you through various best practices to reduce excel file size and how to optimize excel workbook to work better. #1 Save your workbooks in a Binary format This is my favorite tip and it always works great. I have been recommending this tip since I started writing this blog....
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Pivot tables are great for summarizing and analyzing data. I use it very often and I believe you too. But there is a small problem… …i.e. pivot tables do not show repeated column labels or content. Meaning – we need to fill blanks in pivot table to do v-lookup Ok..its difficult explain so here is an example. In my above example, the region “East” has appeared once and similarly other regions as well....
We want to generate $1m Revenue in 2018 said by CEO. Well, that’s ambitious goal… Considering our current year Revenue is at $0.7m but how do we achieve that..? let’s see if we can use Excel Goal Seek to put some foundations. By the way, we are into Chocolate business. I’ll walk you through step by step on building various models to achieve 1m revenue target by using Goal Seek in excel....
People who use Pivot Tables regularly knows this issue very well. ….i.e. manually refreshing pivot tables in your workbooks. It’s perfectly alright to use the manual method if you have one or two pivot tables in your reports. …but what if you have 5 to 10 pivot tables and then you will need to refresh all of them regularly..? Well.. that’s a boring job. So with that in mind, I have written this tutorial to help you build your own Pivot table refresh macro to automate the process....