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For a best practices introduction I would recommend a course geared toward investment bankers. Some things that should be covered are: * Avoiding hardcoding nu
by internet101010 3y ago
For a best practices introduction I would recommend a course geared toward investment bankers. Some things that should be covered are:
* Avoiding hardcoding numbers, making input cells a certain color, etc.
* Knowing the all powerful F4 key that alternates between A1, $A$1, $A1, and A$1 (and knowing what each of these mean)
* Inserting blank lines above and below a summed range and including those rows inside of the sum formula (prevents formula from breaking if you move rows around)
Other than that you can do a lot of productive things with a combination of index/match and dynamic named ranges via offset formula.
- throwaway2037 3y agoAll solid advice. I learned many of these by: (1) reverse engineering other people's great sheets (formulas and VBA), and (2) watching highly skilled Excel users.