When you're setting up a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet that contains date information, you'll speed your task if you let Excel do the tedious work of filling in columns of individual date entries.

Imagine a situation in which you need to create a date-wise table. For example, you are creating a schedule where you must mention a date-wise list of activities. In such a case, you would need a list ...

The Today() function represents the current date in Microsoft Excel. If you type the =Today() function in any cell and press Enter, Excel will show you the current date. Therefore, this method is used ...

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Learn Paste Special math, Flash Fill patterns, Go To Special filters, and the F4 shortcut to clean data fast and share Excel ...

Getting a handle on all of the paste functionality in Excel can save you hours of time entering data manually. If you have a date displayed within Excel or in another application, you can copy and ...

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An curved arrow pointing right. We all know and love the Auto Fill feature in Excel. Microsoft went a step further in Excel 2013 and created Flash Fill. This new feature recognizes patterns in your ...

How many times have you made a note of a due date only to overlook it? Sure, you could set reminders on your Google or Outlook calendar, but those extra steps aren’t necessary. If you use Excel, there ...

Q. In the past, I could enter 1/31/2019 in cell B1 and 2/28/2019 in cell C1, highlight both cells, and then drag the Fill Handle to the right to generate the headings 3/31/2019, 4/30/2019, 5/31/2019, ...