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Count Cells That Are Not Blank in Excel
If you have a list with some gaps in it and you want to know how many cells actually have something in them, you cannot always trust a quick eyeball count. And this is because some cells that look empty are not truly empty, like a cell with just a space or a formula that ...


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How to Fix #NUM! Error in Excel
If you have a formula that suddenly shows #NUM! instead of a result, it means Excel ran into a number it cannot work with. This happens when a calculation produces an invalid numeric value or a result that falls outside the range Excel can handle. The good news is that #NUM! almost always points to ...


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3D References in Excel
Say you have twelve monthly sheets that all look the same, and you want one total that pulls the same cell from each sheet. The manual way is to type out =Jan!B5+Feb!B5+Mar!B5 and keep going… for nine more months. There is a much better way. It is called a 3D reference, and it lets you ...


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How to Convert Minutes to Hundredths in Excel
If you want to convert minutes into hundredths in Excel, the trick is to turn each value into decimal hours. This is what payroll systems use, where The reason people get stuck is that the right formula depends on how your data is stored. A plain number like 90 needs one approach, and a real ...


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How to Calculate Variance in Excel (Sample vs Population)
If you want to find out how spread out a set of numbers is, variance is the measure you’re after. The tricky part is that Excel has more than one variance function, and picking the wrong one gives you the wrong answer. The choice mostly comes down to one question: is your data a sample ...


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