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How to do long date

Long date, video please

Excellent trick sir

Superb sir Thanks ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

Format cells se bhi to ho sakta hai 😊

Great. What is the reason you don't use = right at the start?

Don multiple

Just click on ctrl+1 chose custom choose general write "Kg" You will get your answer

Useless trick

What happened if change kg?

Fan of your work brother ❤

Instead of this use RegexExtract function

State of this huge RegexExtract

How to filter 33 years 4 months and 15 days, 25 years 8 months 12 days and 25 years 8 months 5 days

It’s work thank you sir

cTRL+e NAHI CHALA BHAI

Like it ❤

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Bro.please help me how to get multiple sheets data into one excel data with formulae

Great trick 🎉

Excellent

Flasfill not working

Hi bro, just my opinion but I think only a total beginner in Excel would set up such data -- number together with its unit in a cell.

I am getting 121000% , 2019 i am using may be that is the reason, please reply what i should do to get answer like you

Agr data huge hua to Ese krne m bht time isliye ap custom format ka use kar sakte hai agar number ke sath symbol ho to

Excellent tusk ......❤❤❤

Very nice

That's cool, but can you explain what the % sign is doing jn this case?

You are genius 💯👍🏻

With formula???

Another tricks need... format cell...se

It's a great trick ❤

Thank u

Good

This is exclusive and new information, but it is of an advanced level. We wish you more brilliance

Super

But it's not dynamic. If values are changed. Result doesn't alter

Ctrl h for replace

Wt is percentage doing here

Just use a user defined format for the numbers

Thank you

Sir jaise isme data sheet par juice ka weight kg me Diya hua h
Par juice liquid format me hota h us condition me kya formula lagega same kg , liquid ek he sheet me 🙏

You are brilliant. Don't ever remove any of your posts!!

This one is brilliant

1. Insert two new columns before the 3rd column.

2. In the 1st new column, enter a number in the first cell, then use Flash Fill to complete the rest.

3. In the 2nd new column, enter a number in the first cell, then use Flash Fill to complete the rest.

4. In the original 3rd column, multiply the numbers from the 1st and 2nd new columns (e.g., =A1*B1, adjust cell references accordingly).

5. Select all the calculated results in the 3rd column, then copy and paste as values (text).

6. Delete the two newly created columns.