Microsoft Excel is widely used for creating spreadsheets, reports, and data analysis. While most people focus on entering data and creating formulas, formatting also plays an important role in ...

Ever walk into a room and just feel like the vibe is all wrong? Like, the color's off, the lighting is tragic, and the energy is screaming “help me” instead of “this is my sanctuary”? Same. But hear ...

Did you know that you can leave notes on specific Excel cells for people to read? It’s a great way to safeguard against data entry mistakes by putting in reminders or instructions. Here’s how to set ...

ABSTRACT: Identification of variables that influence differences between predicted and observed cycling times for one cyclist commuting to Okanagan College (OC) was performed using principal ...

In this post, we will show you how to insert Timestamp in Excel & Google Sheets. Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets support two types of timestamps: Static and Dynamic. Static timestamps do not update ...

If you’re completely new to Microsoft Word, you’re probably wondering where to begin. You’ve come to the right place because we’ll get you started. From what you see in the Word window to how to save ...

When working with Microsoft Word and Excel, you may often need to combine data and text from both applications into a single document. Integrating Excel tables into Word can help you present data ...

Inserting an Excel file into a PowerPoint presentation as an icon can be quite handy, especially when you want to keep your slides neat and organized. Whether you prefer a manual method or an ...

Abstract: Scatter-plot visualisation techniques are useful for analysing the correlations of variables on the axes as well as revealing patterns or abnormality in multidimensional data sets. However, ...

A visual representation of your data is one of the most effective ways to interpret and derive meaning from raw data. Visual representation includes different types of graphs, charts, box plots, and ...

I was trying to fetch and display the coordinates of the data point that is nearest to the mouse cursor and I noticed a really strange and annoying behavior (or two). In the below GIF you can see that ...