While working with Excel sheets, it is very common to fill increment cells. Increment cells are cells in which numerical values are arranged with a fixed increment value across a column.

If you select the "Fill Series" radio button, Excel fills the cells with dates that increment by one day, starting from the date you typed.

To copy the same formula to other cells in Excel is easy, and you can use keyboard shortcuts, AutoFill or Copy and Paste command.

Counting records or values in Microsoft Excel is easy. Counting individual cells by their fill color definitely isn't. Using an old function and a matrix tames the problem.

Blank cells can spell trouble. Here's an easy way to fill in those blanks and protect the validity of your data.

You can merge cells in Excel by using a simple drop-down menu, which will let you merge cells in a variety of ways. Here's how to use it.

We need to briefly cover what happens when you merge several cells in Excel or Google Sheets. Or, more specifically, what does not. The merge cells function is designed to combine the actual cells ...

Sometimes it's necessary to split cells in a spreadsheet, and Microsoft Excel makes it easy enough to do.