The browser version of Excel is giving its desktop cousin a run for its money. advertisement. HowToGeek. 5 Things You Can Do in Excel for the Web Today That You Couldn't 12 Months Ago.

You can do this by using Excel’s handy “freeze panes” feature. Here’s how you do it: Click on the row underneath your column headers. Click on the “View” tab.

As the most widely used analytical tool in the world, Excel has indeed come a long way since the days of Visicalc and MultiPlan. Modern Excel 2013 and the latest Power BI add-ins do sizzle in ...

Inserting a pivot table in a sheet in Excel 2013. Image: Screenshot by Susan Harkins/TechRepublic When is the last time you opened Microsoft Excel to do some data science? If it's been a while ...

While in-office Excel training can be a great boon to your team’s productivity, it comes at the cost of actually taking up time that could be spent working on other aspects of the project.

Here are five things about Excel that every data scientist should know. 1: Named ranges. Named ranges are a quick way to create a makeshift database in Excel.