How to Use the Quick Analysis Tool in Microsoft Excel Speed up tasks that were once manual The Quick Analysis Tool transformsthe way you handle data analysis in Excel. This Microsoft Excel feature gives you easy and quick access to variousanalysis options. In just a few clicks, you can turn your data into concise andpivot tables, sparklines, or charts. How to Find the Quick Analysis Tool Most Excel features are easily found on the ribbon or in the menus....

5 Best Audiobook Players for Windows Immerse yourself in the sound of a good book While most people are probably using an iOS or Android device to listen to their audiobooks, there’s no reason the millions of people who use Windows can’t enjoy excellent apps for the same purpose. Depending on what your favorite audiobook format is, there are various Windows-based apps to choose from. We recommend the five best for Windows 10 and Windows 11 users who like to download audiobooks....

How to Fix a “Failed to enumerate objects in the container” Error on Windows 11/10 Could be a virus or malware Have you encountered a “Failed to enumerate objects in the container” error while accessing or making changes to a folder or file on your PC? It’s likely your user account doesn’t have permission to view or edit that specific item. There are other reasons this error occurs. We’ll show you how to fix your permission issue as well as other items that can cause the above error on your Windows 11 or Windows 10 PC....

How to Use and Customise the Status Bar in Microsoft Excel It’s like having a trusty sidekick Excel’s status bar is one of the hidden gems (and an unsung hero) that makes it thedefault spreadsheet softwareyou turn to. It quietly resides at the bottom of the Excel window, often overlooked but brimming with valuable information and customization options. In this article, we will look at it and show you how to take advantage of it....

How to Fix #VALUE! Error in Microsoft Excel A vital skill in spreadsheet wizardry If you’re often working withformulas in Microsoft Excel, you’ve probably encountered the #VALUE error. This error can be really annoying because it’s very generic. For example, adding a text value to the numbers formula might trigger this error. That’s because when you add or subtract, Excel expects you to use only numbers. The easiest way to deal with the #VALUE error would be to always make sure there are no typos in your formulas, and that you’re always using the correct data....