This wikiHow teaches you how to multiply numbers in Excel. You can multiply two or more numbers within one Excel cell, or you can multiply two or more Excel cells against one another.

Are you new to Microsoft Excel and need to work on a spreadsheet? Excel is so overrun with useful and complicated features that it might seem impossible for a beginner to learn. But don't worry—once you learn a few basic tricks, you'll be entering, manipulating, calculating, and graphing data in no time! This wikiHow tutorial will introduce you to the most important features and

Do you want to merge two columns in Excel without losing data? There are three easy ways to combine columns in your spreadsheet—Flash Fill, the ampersand (&) symbol, and the CONCAT function. Unlike merging cells, these options preserve your data and allow you to separate values with spaces and commas. This wikiHow guide will teach you how to combine columns in Microsoft Excel.

It's easy to spruce up data in Excel and make it easier to interpret by converting it to a bar graph. A bar graph is not only quick to see and understand, but it's also more engaging than a list of numbers. This wikiHow article will teach you how to make a bar graph of your data in Microsoft Excel.

This wikiHow teaches you how to create address labels from spreadsheet data using Microsoft Word.

Learn how to create a graph of a circle using the sin (sine) and cos (cosine) functions in Microsoft Excel in this article. Additionally, you will learn to offset the circle, plot a radius and to shrink or expand the circle and radius simultaneously.

This wikiHow teaches you how to group a section of data in Excel so that you can hide it from the document. This is helpful if you have a large document with lots of data. You can group and outline data in Excel on both Windows and Mac platforms.

This wikiHow teaches you how to use the IFERROR function in MS Excel. This function returns a specified value in place of an error in a formula. Some of the common formula errors are #N/A, #DIV/0!, #NULL!, and #REF!.

Calculating the slope of a line is extremely simple. It can be done with a function, as well as the using the same methods that are completed when calculating the slope by hand.

This wikiHow will teach you how to change the axes in Excel. This is useful if you need to change the data on your Y-axis to your X-axis and vice versa.