My Two Most Popular Excel Tutorials on YouTube

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Three years ago – in 2008 – I started to create Excel Video Tutorials, both for this website and, also, for my YouTube Channel – DannyRocksExcels.

Looking back, I am amazed to see that two of my earliest postings have been viewed over 50,000 times on YouTube!

Most Viewed Excel Videos  on YouTube

  1. The Basics of Excel 2003 – Entering Data – has been viewed 64,725 times to date! Click on this link to watch it on YouTube
  2. Introduction to Pivot Tables in Excel 2003 – has been viewed 50,477 times to date! – Click here to watch this video on my YouTube Channel

Improved Production Values Since 2008

While I may sometimes “cringe” at my production value choices from 2008, I must say that the content of each of these two viewo tutorials holds up nicely!

What I Offer Today!

I have come a long way since 2008 – both in my knowledge of Excel and How to present the Excel Training Options that you can benefit from.

Re: Excel Pivot Tables – Paradoxically, Pivot Tables are BOTH the most powerful tool in Excel AND also, one of the easiest tools to use to analyze and present the information hidden inside your data!

Here is a link to the Excel Video Tutorial Recordings that you can download for only $9.95 USD. I have customized each recording for Excel 2003, Excel 2007 and Excel 2010!

Get my DVD-ROM – “The 50 Best Tips for Excel 2007” for only $29.97!

 

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3 ways to minimize data entry errors in Excel

Excel is a great program for organizing and analyzing the information that you have in your system. But what if you have lots of data entry errors and inconsistencies?

In this Excel Training Video, I show you 3 ways to minimize data entry errors. You will learn how to employ Excel’s Data Validation feature to prevent accidental and intentional data entry errors!

These are the steps for this Excel Video Training Lesson:

  1. Choose the cell or range of cells that you want to apply Data Validation to.
  2. Select Data, Validation and start with the “Settings” tab.
  3. To control a range of dates, select “Date” in the Allow drop-down menu. Choose the range of dates that you wish to control. In this video I chose <= =TODAY()
  4. To create a “Pick from list” validation: 1st step is to create the list (in a separate workbook) and then “Name” the list. In the Allow menu, choose “List” and in the Source, use the F3 shortcut to paste in your named list.
  5. To prevent Duplicate entries, in the Allow menu choose “Custom” – This allows you to write a Formula. E.g. = COUNTIF($E$ :$E$30,E2)=1 where E2 is the 1st cell in your Validation range.
  6. In the “Error Alert” tab, you can pick from 3 different “Styles. Only the “Stop” style will prevent a data entry that violates your Data Validation rules. The other 2 styles are warnings and information – you can over-ride the validation rules with either of these 2 styles.

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