To create a checkmark box in Excel, you can use the CHAR formula. The formula is as follows: =CHAR(252). The resulting checkmark box will appear as a ✔ in your Excel cell.

1. Create a new Excel workbook. 2. Insert a table or list of data with the customers’ names, amounts and invoice/payment dates needed to calculate the aging. 3. In the first cell next to the customer names, enter “Aged Balance.” 4. Enter the formula for calculating aging by using the DATEDIF function. This will calculate the difference between the transaction date and the current date. 5. Enter an IF function to decide how to categorize the aging data. For instance, enter "0-30 days" if the date difference is between 0 and 30, and "31 plus" if the date difference is over 30 days 6. Copy the formula for the aging balance and the IF function down to the last line of data. This will calculate the aging for all of the customers. 7. Finally, add a Total column to sum up all the aging amounts. The total in this column will give you the total amount that is due.

1. Open the Excel document that you are inserting into. 2. Select the cell where you want to insert the other Excel document. 3. Go to the “Insert” tab and click “Object.” 4. In the Object window, select “Create from File” and click “Browse.” 5. Find and select the other Excel document you’d like to insert. 6. Check the “Link to File” and “Display as Icon” boxes, as desired. 7. Click “OK.” 8. Your Excel document should now be inserted into the other Excel document.

Recovering an overwritten Excel file can be tricky, as overwriting a file means that the original file's contents have been permanently replaced. Depending on the Operating System used, you may be able to recover a copy of the overwritten file from the system's Recycle Bin. It may also be possible to restore the overwritten file from a backup if you have one. If neither of these options are possible, then you may be able to use data recovery software to retrieve the overwritten file. This type of software scans your hard drive and attempts to locate and recover previously overwritten files.

1. Open QuickBooks and navigate to the Banking page. 2. Select the “File Upload” option from the navigation panel on the left. 3. Click the “Browse” button to select the Excel file with the transactions. 4. Once the file is selected, click “Continue.” 5. Choose the bank account where the transactions will be imported to. 6. Select the date range of the transactions to be imported and click “Next.” 7. Verify that all transactions are correct, check the box to agree to QuickBooks’ Terms and Conditions and then click “Upload.”

It depends on the spreadsheet. There is no set number of missing values in Excel, but it is possible to count the number of cells with missing values if needed.

1. Check the Recycle Bin If you recently deleted your Excel file, it may still be in the Recycle Bin. Open the Recycle Bin, locate the file, and click Restore. 2. Open Recent Files If you’ve been working on an Excel file recently, you may be able to recover it from the Recent Files list in the File menu. Click Open, then find and open the file you want to recover. 3. Search file properties If you’re not sure where the file is located, try searching for it on your computer by its file properties. Open File Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac) and click File > Search. Then, enter the filename or other file properties (date modified, author, etc.) to narrow down your search results. 4. Use file recovery software If all else fails, you can try using a file recovery software program. Third-party recovery programs scan your hard drive for deleted files and offer options to recover them. Some programs even come with advanced features that can help you recover deleted Excel workbooks with all their original file properties.

In Excel charts, you can easily suppress zero values by selecting your chart, and then navigating to Select Data > Hidden and Empty Cells. From this menu, you can select the “Gaps” option and all your zero values will be suppressed.

1. Select all the cells you want to consolidate, then click the Home tab. 2. In the ribbon, click the ‘Merge & Center’ button (it looks like an arrow coming out of a box). 3. The text from all the selected cells will now be combined in one merged cell.

1. Open a new Microsoft Excel document or open an existing document. 2. Go to the Home tab and select Move or Copy Sheet. 3. Select the ‘Create a Copy’ option and click OK. 4. In the newly created copy of the worksheet, go to the File tab and select Open. 5. From the File Open dialog box, choose the ‘Files of type’ option as ‘All Files’. 6. Navigate to the folder where files are located. 7. Select the desired files and click Open. 8. The list of files will be displayed in the worksheet.