Ever wished you could pull up student details, inventory info, or client records with just a unique number? This blog walks you through how to build a VBA UserForm in Excel that fetches data from a Google Sheet row based on a unique ID—then auto-fills text boxes with the matching data. 🎯 Use Case Scenario […]
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Excel filters are your best friends when you’re dealing with large datasets and need to quickly zoom in on relevant information. Whether you’re sorting invoices by date, isolating products under ₹500, or finding entries with missing data, filters make your job faster and cleaner. Let’s break down the different types of filters, how to apply
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A Pivot Table is an Excel feature that allows users to summarize, analyze, and explore data interactively. Instead of writing complex formulas, you can just drag and drop fields to group and compare values across categories. Imagine a massive sales sheet: instead of manually calculating totals by product or region, you can create a Pivot
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