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Dueling: Up/Down Symbols - 1035 - Learn Excel from MrExcel
Video Description: Jonathan asks how to insert an Up/Down arrow as the result of an IF statement. In Dueling Excel Episode 1035, Bill and Mike show you a few ways how to do this. This blog is the video podcast companion to the book, Learn Excel 97-2007 from MrExcel. Download a new two minute video every workday to learn one of the 377 tips from the book! Related Article Subjects: accounting, Business, conditional, excel, formatting, formula, MrExcel, spreadsheets, technology, tutorial
Don't Let Pain Get in the Way of Your Success
Fibromyalgia is a chronic pain condition that can affect you and your small business employees. So how do you deal with chronic pain in the workplace in order to prevent it from affecting your bottom...
Learn about Conditionals for Business English Vocabulary
Learn Business Conditionals English for English as a Second...
Learn Excel from MrExcel Episode 901 - Highlight Weekends
Morne sends in a question about highlighting records that fall on a weekday. There are a couple of approaches. Episode 901 shows you how. This video is the podcast companion to the book Learn Excel 97-2007...
Learn Excel from MrExcel Episode 900 - SUMPRODUCT SUMIFS
Continuing yesterday's discussion about minus minus, we'll take a look at using SUMPRODUCT vs the new Excel 2007 SUMIFS to solve the multiple conditional sum problem. Episode 900 shows you how. This video is the podcast...
How to Read a Business Contract
Before putting your name on the bottom line, S.T.O.P. to review the pages above... Microsoft Office and the Small Business: ExcelBy: Rich Talbot | 27/06/2007 | FinanceMicrosoft Excel is a spreadsheet creation and analysis tool that gives you the tools you need to manage critical business data and the power to get the most out of your information. Excel provides you with the tools to easily access, process, analyse, share and display the information you need in running your business. How to Manage a Business Systems Implementation PlanBy: Paul Deis | 09/08/2006 | Strategic PlanningIt is rare that the Best Practices outlined in this article are rigorously applied to implementation projects. As a result, they typically run into a series of problems. This article will enhance your insight into what constitutes the best ways to plan, manage, and complete implementation of small or major enterprise software system. This article also covers the steps your team needs to perform to assure the greatest chances of success. How To Start A Successful BusinessBy: Mark Walters | 19/01/2008 | BusinessSetting up a business is time consuming and can be difficult. The increasing popularity of the work at home business has created a massive increase in the number of business tools to help new business owners avoid some of the most common pitfalls. Even the most prepared business owners struggle over... Features of Microsoft Office Small Business Edition 2003By: GT Kimberly | 03/01/2009 | SoftwareThe Microsoft Office Small Business Edition 2003 includes five programs integrated into one solution: Word 2003, Excel 2003, PowerPoint 2003, Outlook 2003 with Business Contact Manager and Publisher 2003. 8 Traits for Success in BusinessBy: Akhil Shahani | 09/05/2008 | BusinessSuccess in Business How To Audit Your Business StrategyBy: Andrew Carey | 17/02/2009 | Strategic PlanningNearly all major initiatives undertaken by corporate executives today are called “strategic”. With everything having high strategic importance, it gets harder to distinguish between the many priorities and imperatives in organisations. When everything is clearly strategic, often nothing strategic is clear. When everything is high priority, there are, in reality, no priorities at all. This refreshing article tells you where to begin to audit your organisation's strategy. Business Finance Options For Working Capital FundingBy: Steve Bush | 09/03/2009 | BusinessTraditional working capital financing is currently available from a shrinking group of commercial lenders. Small business owners should determine which commercial banks are still actually providing this specialized commercial finance funding. As described in The Working Capital Journal, the most active business lenders are generally not among the small number... Is Now the Best Time to Start a New Business?By: Geoff Ficke | 10/08/2009 | EntrepreneurshipI am often asked if these are good times for new enterprise opportunities? Should I wait? Is the economy down? Is it a good funding market? Is competition too intense? These, and dozens more stated concerns are nothing more than self-imposed hurdles to movement.
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