Friday, December 6, 2019

Excel: Links

Sales Software

This page contains a couple of links to mostly Excel related sites I
find useful.

If you have suggestions for additions or find defective links,
please let me know.

Newsgroups and fora

Let me start with the most important ones, Newsgroups and fora.



Compuserve’s Office Forum
: Ask your questions about any Microsoft Office
product here. Moderated newsgroup.



Microsoft MSDN Forums
: The MSDN forums (aimed at developers and VBA
programming) operated by Microsoft.

Microsoft’s
Excel user forums
: The user forums operated by Microsoft.

Eileen’s
Lounge
: Very lively forum on lots of Microsoft software, including Office.

Excel related links

English sites

Decision Models
– Advanced Microsoft Excel Consultancy and Solution Development
: A wealth
of information on Excel’s calculation engine. Also the co-author of the
Name Manager. Decision models sells
a very useful add-in called :



FastExcel V3
: An excellent product to optimise your Excel model!

There are 3 major products in the FastExcel V3 family which are targeted
at different types of useage, and allow you to only buy the tools you need:



  • FastExcel V3 Profiler


    The Profiler gives you a comprehensive set of tools focussed on finding
    and prioritising calculation bottlenecks. If your spreadsheet takes
    more than a few seconds to calculate you need FastExcel profiler to
    find out and prioritize the reasons for the slow calculation. Profiling
    Drill-Down Wizard, Profile Workbook, Profile Worksheet, Profile Formulas,
    Map Cross-References



  • FastExcel V3 Manager


    FastExcel Manager contains tools to help you build, debug and maintain
    Excel workbooks.

    Name Manager Pro – an invaluable tool for manaing Defined Names and
    Tables

    Formula Viewer/Editer – a better way of editing and debugging more complex
    formulas.

    Workbook – Cleaner – Trim down any excess bloat in your workbooks

    Where-Used Maps – See where your Defined Names, Number Formats and Styles
    are being used



  • FastExcel SpeedTools


    SpeedTools provides you with a state-of-the-art tool-kit to help you
    speed up your Excel Calculations

    Calculation timing tools for workbooks, worksheets, and ranges

    Additional calculations modes to enhance control of calculation so that
    you only calculate what needs to be calculated.

    90 superfast multi-threaded functions

    Faster and more powerful Lookups and List comparisons

    Multi-condition filtering and Distinct formulas to eliminate many slow
    SUMPRODUCT and Array formulas

    Enhanced functions for Array handling, text, mathematics, sorting, information
    and logic

My Online
training hub
; Courses by Excel MVP Mynda Treacy

Peltier Tech Chart Utility for Excel; The best charting tool ever!


Peltier Tech Chart Utility

Peltier Tech (Jon
Peltier): Excellent pages on how to create charts you thought were impossible
with Excel.

Peltier Tech Blog: Jon’s
blog on Charting in Excel.

ModelOff: ModelOff is a fun, innovative
and professional competition for students and professionals to develop and
test their financial modeling skills against their friends, colleagues and
top modelers from around the world. Participants from over 100 countries
progress through two Online Qualification Rounds with a Live Finals Event
held in New York.

Infotron: Dealing
well with Excel yourself, but want to understand, validate and improve your
spreadsheets?


Infotron

MZTools The best VBA
programming productivity tool on the planet!


MZ tools



Andrew’s Excel Utilities
: Excel productivity tools you’ll love!



Andrew's Excel Utilities



AET VBE tools

VBA
Tanker
(by Bernd Held):


VBA Tanker

A huge database with pre-programmed VBA functions for you to plug
into your VBA projects.

The Excel Blog By
Microsoft
: news and tips on the latest and greatest from Microsoft.

Office Automation
(Stephen Bullen): An excellent site that hosts many good examples of how
to do the impossible with Excel.

Bill Manville Associates (Bill
Manville): Site of one of my closest Excel friends. and the home of one
of the most popular Excel downloads I know of:
FindLink

Nick Hodge’s site:
Various informative pages, especially on VBA.

Pearson Software Consulting
Services
(Chip Pearson): An excellent site with a wealth of information
about Excel, including many advanced topics.

Ron de Bruin’s Excel
Page
: If you want to send mail using lists in Excel, this is your starting
point. Also the home of the Google search utility for Excel.

Daily Dose of Excel
(By Dick Kusleika)
: One of the web’s best Excel Blogs with daily tips.

Jwalk (John Walkenbach):
Excellent site with a lot of information on Excel. Also hosts one of the
most complete

Excel blog lists
I know of.

Application Professionals
(Rob Bovey): Host of one of the utilities I use most frequently, the

Code cleaner
.

AJP Excel Information
(by Andy Pope): Some very nice charting examples, VBA examples and utilities.

xlDynamic.com
(By Bob Philips): Very interesting Excel VBA and formula examples.

Excel user (By Charley Kyd):
Has interesting articles, about OLAP and Excel, about dashboard reporting
and runs a monthly newsletter.

XL-Dennis:
Very nice blog about Excel and .NET.

TrumpExcel (By Sumit
Bansal): Tutorials (blog posts and videos) covering various topics such
as Excel Tips, VBA Tips, Charting Tips, Dashboard Tips, Pivot Table, and
Templates. Site hasmore than 350+ tutorials!



The road of the cell masters
: Nice interviews with Excel specialists,
including

me
.

Excel hero (Daniel Ferry): Great
Excel blog; intriguing downloads.

Infotron (Felienne Hermans) The
very first website I know of which enables you to upload your spreadsheet
models after which you receive a free analysis of how well you designed
your formulas and such. Highly recommended for anyone building spreadsheets.

Expert Excel and Access
Consultants and Trainers
: If you need an Access or Excel expert, this
site has a list of many of them (including myself).

Excel Tutorial: Free online Excel
courses. Learn at your own speed.


Best Excel Resources on the Web: An ever growing list of Excel resources
on the web maintained by Rick Grantham.

Excel Training:
Quick and easy to follow Excel tutorials. By Tomasz Decker.


Excel
Tutorial with GIFs from Udemy
: This tutorial helps you learn excel by
using text and GIFs, and covers beginner and intermediate concepts.



Acuity Training
: Acuity Training offers high quality classroom based
Excel courses in the UK.



PDF Converter Blog
: Learn Excel online with these resources for self-study
learners.

Vena is an
Enterprise Solution, that automates any ‘mission-critical’ finance, accounting
or business process while allowing users to remain completely inside MS
Excel. Here is a quick visual:
Vena
in 90 Seconds


Vena Solutions

ExcelChamps
A nice Excel blog run by Puneet Gogia

spreadsheeto.com
Blog run by two Danish friends

Excel & VBA
Tutorial
Comprehensive and detailed tutorials covering a variety of
Excel topics, including formulas and functions, and VBA/development.

Excelusive.com Great material on
Charting and dashboards in Excel by David Hoppe.

excelunplugged.com
Great Excel site and Blog by Gašper Kamenšek from Slovenia



www.wallstreetmojo.com
Offers a free course on financial modelling in
Excel

Excel University
Excel University shows how to use Excel to maximize efficiency, automate
recurring processes, and get your work done in less time.

Acuity Training is a leading Excel training provider in the UK, running
training centres in London and Guildford. For more details of its Excel
courses

click here

yodalearning.com
The people at yodalearning provide video tutorials on MS Office tools like
Excel, VBA Macros, Outlook, PowerPoint etc

Microsoft Excel training manuals available for free download from London
UK based

training company STL
. They’ve taken their experience from thousands
of hours of classroom training delivery and distilled it into these course
manuals.

HowToExcel (by John MacDougall):
This site covers a wide range of topics from beginner to advanced. There’s
a great selection of tips, tricks, tutorials, templates and other resources
to help you master Excel.

Excel off the grid
(by Mark Proctor): Covers a wide variety of topics with the aim demystifying
some of Excel’s advanced features, making them more accessible to all users.


HotKeyExcelhotkeyexcel.com

A revolution in Excel Learning! Hot Key Excellence is a computer game to
learn Excel. It includes over 200 Excel Shortcuts, 70 Formulas and other
tricks. Save hours and weeks with the Game:

  • Improve your Excel speed up to 10 times.
  • Learn these skills up to 5 times quicker with the Game.
  • Learn and try at the same time.

OnlineExcelTraining.co.uk:
Certified online excel course with live chat support.



AutomateExcel.com
(By Steve Rynearson): a series of online interactive
Excel tutorials and practice tests covering Excel Formulas/Functions, Keyboard
Shortcuts, and VBA. The tutorials are completely free and are extremely
popular.

EasyPDF.com is an all-in-one
online tool that offers all types of PDF conversion to other formats and
vice-versa, PDF to Excel conversion included. OCR conversion of scanned
images (invoices and reports) is supported as well. Using this tool will
make your PDF management easy

  • Totally anonymous tool, without registration process
  • No ads, no limitations, 100% FREE
  • Fast, secure and reliable
  • Access via a browser on any device: Windows, Mac, Linux or Mobile
  • Import files directly from your Google Drive or Dropbox

PyXLL is an Excel
Add-In that enables developers to extend Excel’s capabilities with
Python code by embedding Python into Excel.

For organizations and individuals working in Excel, PyXLL makes Python a
productive, flexible back-end for Excel worksheets.

Power-user
Power-user gives you an arsenal of powerful tools for Excel (and
PowerPoint):

  • New chart types, Mekkos and Sankeys to help you make great
    dashboards
  • Cleaning tools for your workbook, removing merged or empty
    cells, formula redundancies, etc.
  • 30 new Excel functions such as Sum_color, Count_color,
    Is_merged, Vlookup_Max, CAGR, Weighted_Average, Count_Unique as well
    as Stock financial functions

https://www.amttraining.com/AMT Training:
AMT Training are a global provider of Excel financial modelling training courses, to clients throughout the global banking and finance sectors.


OnlineExcelTraining.com
An online excel training course covering
Excel from beginners to advanced Level

Virtual Forms
for Excel
Build data lookup Forms & Master-Detail data input Forms
for Excel without coding in minutes. Create tables in Excel, scan them
with Virtual Form Designer and your Excel desktop database application
is ready.

Dutch sites

Luc Heyndrickx’s site:
Interesting downloads and valuable lessons on Excel, all in Dutch.

www.excelexperts.nl: Blog of
Excel experts Nederland

Spanish sites

excellentias.com, a blog written in spanish,
full of articles, tutorials, tips, courses and great resources to learn
how to get the best out of Microsoft Excel.

Excel MVP sites

This is a list maintained by

fellow MVP teylyn
. Note that you can filter and sort this list directly
on this page!


Commercial links and freeware

VBADiff by Technicana: VBADiff reads
your VBA Projects and compares their contents, to show you the differences
in the VBA code. Just drag-and-drop two documents into VBADiff – any modules
with different code appear in red. Any new or renamed modules appear in
blue. Double-click on a module to see a comparison of the code using your
favourite code Diff tool.

Convert PDF to Excel Online:
A free tool to convert pdf files to Excel files. Very easy to use!

Able2Extract
offers you the capability to extract data from pdf files so you can easily
incorporate the information into Office documents.


Add-ins.com
: has over 50 Excel add-ins that make Excel easier to use
and save you time, plus downloadable books (full of examples) on how to
write Excel macros. The add-ins range from the Spreadsheet Assistant, which
adds many time saving features to Excel, to specialized add-ins like the
Risk Analyzer and Duplicate Finder.

Synkronizer:
Commercial Add-in to track differences between Excel files.

DuplicatesRemover: The
DuplicatesRemover finds and removes duplicates from Microsoft Excel spreadsheets.



Computergaga Excel Tutorials
: Excel guides and quizzes aimed at the
Excel beginner through to an advanced level.

Quick-XL simplifies data entry in Excel:
Quick-XL is an Excel add-in for entering data into Excel spreadsheets. It
is designed to provide a highly ergonomic way to get data entered as quickly
as possible. Quick-XL works in businesses of all sizes. Best news, the cost
is under $10/yr.


MTools Ultimate Excel Add-In
: The Excel Add-in MTools Ultimate is the
essential software, that significantly enhances the capabilities of Excel.
It provides the users with a broad and carefully selected collection of
time-saving tools. Even Excel novices will make spreadsheets significantly
faster and more reliable than many Excel experts. Use MTools and impress
your boss with the speed and the reliability of your work or enjoy your
newly gained free time by finishing your job faster than expected. 

MVP related links

The MVPs.org home page:
A site hosted and maintained by MVP’s, containing many links to MVP’s and
a wealth of information, including the
Word FAQ.

Microsoft
Most Valuable Professional
: The official Microsoft site about the MVP
program.

Website design links

Pat Geary

Genealogy
Web Creations and Web Design
: Website Design, Tips, Tutorials, and Templates
by Genealogy Web Creations.

Expression
Web Tips, Tutorials, and Templates

Tina Clarke

Expression Blog

Expression Web Help


Expression Web Ezine


Migrating from
FrontPage to Expression

Web

 I followed Tina and Pat’s course on migrating Frontpage sites to
Expression web and I must say the course was worth every penny. Excellent
material, very helpful and knowledgable instructors.

Access links

OpenGate Software – Microsoft
Access Tools
: Great tools for Access Developers

Statistics

Online Math degrees:
A blog article with one hundred links to statistical sites. Highly recommended!

Statsoft Electronic Statistics
Textbook
: The most comprehensive statistics guide I know of.

 


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