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Bulk Create Folders (and Subfolders) Using Excel List

If you’ve ever had to create dozens (or even hundreds) of folders manually, you know how tedious it can get. Right-click, new folder, type the name, repeat. It gets old really fast. The good news? You can automate this entire process using a simple VBA code in Excel. Just list your folder names in a ...


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Remove Blank Rows in Excel Using a Formula

If you want to remove blank rows from a dataset using a formula in Excel, you can do that by using the FILTER function. Below is an example where I have a dataset on the left, and then I’ve used the filter function to extract only those rows that are not blank on the right. ...


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How to Add Years to Date in Excel?

Adding years to a date in Excel can be a bit tricky. This is because Excel stores dates as numerical values in the backend. So if I want to add one year to a date (say 1st January 2026), I have to ensure that I am adding the right number to my existing date, which ...


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Get End of Year Date in Excel (Easy Formula)

In this article, I will show you some simple Excel formulas you can use to get the end-of-year date in Excel. Now if you’re wondering why you may even want that, and of course the end of the year date is going to always be 31st December of that year, here is the thing: Dates ...


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Select Every Other Column in Excel

Sometimes you may have a large dataset that you are working with in Excel and you want to select alternate columns, or every third or every fourth column in your dataset. While there is no inbuilt feature to do this in Excel, there are some easy workarounds. In this article, I’ll show you three ways ...


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