Microsoft+Excel-+tips

Type in the content of your page h We have many good tricks as well as tips when it comes to Microsoft Excel and combining numbers. This program is very helpful for organizing charts, preparing calculation, and creating mini stamens for our record. For example, I use Microsoft Excel to keep a truck of all my expenses vs. income. Simply by filling the few first columns with expenses, for example; insurance, credit cards payments, loans, gas, rent, restaurants, clothes shopping, and etc. Then, I also write dawn how much me and my wife make together (Gross Income). Next, simply by going into the Home Ribbon and clicking AutoSum bottom, which is found at the end of the right side. In seconds, it adds up all the total expenses and shows me how much we are spending as a house hold. In addition we have different functions as well. For instance, Average, Count Numbers, Max, Min, and more function depending what are we trying to do. Also, I like to use charts because they are easy to see and sometimes easier to understand. So, simply by selecting all the fields that we previously type in go into the Insert Ribbon and select one of the chart types that you like. I usually pick the pie chart because it is simple and clear to fallow, but it is base on everybody’s choice. When we are done with selecting the chart we simply click it, and at that moment we can see nice and simple diagram with all our expenses, and where do we really need to focus on our expenses. Where do we really need to cut down? ere.