Assuming you mean a number value that is not currently present, you can enter a numerical value with the number keypad or by typing the value in the formula bar and pressing enter. You can also import data from a different source, such as an existing spreadsheet, Access database, or other external source. You can also use formulas and functions to generate numbers, such as the RAND or RANDBETWEEN functions.

1. Select the cells or area you would like to find and replace text in. 2. Choose the ‘Replace’ option from the Find & Select menu within the Home tab. 3. Enter the text in the ‘Find What’ box and enter the text you’d like to replace it with in the ‘Replace With’ box. 4. Use the ‘find next’ button to locate and replace each instance of the text, or hit the ‘Replace All’ button to replace all instances at once.

1. Create a Flow: To start creating a flow in Power Automate to create an Excel worksheet, login to the Power Automate portal with your credentials. 2. Choose a trigger: Once you are logged in, select the ‘Create a Flow’ option. You will then need to choose a trigger. Select the ‘When a HTTP request is received’ trigger as this will trigger your Flow when a request with specific parameters is sent to it. 3. Add Excel ‘Create Worksheet’ action: Once you have selected a trigger, the next step is to add the ‘Create Worksheet’ action. This action can be found under the ‘Office 365 Excel – Create Sheet’ tab. 4. Set parameters for the action: After you have added the ‘Create Worksheet’ action, set the parameters for it. You will need to specify the Excel File ID and the worksheet name that you want to create. 5. Add a ‘Response’ action: The next step is to add the ‘Response’ action. This is important as it will send an HTTP response when the Flow executes successfully. 6. Publish and test the Flow: Once you have added all the necessary actions, you can click on the ‘Publish’ button to deploy your Flow. To test your Flow, you can send an HTTP request with the appropriate parameters and observe the response. You have now successfully created a Flow to create a worksheet in Excel in Power Automate.

The best alternative to Microsoft Excel is Google Sheets. It is part of the Google Drive online suite of applications and provides a similar feature set as Excel. It allows users to create spreadsheets, view and edit them, share them, and everything they need to manage and visualize data. Google Sheets also offers additional features such as the ability to collaborate with others on the same document, free and unlimited storage, and access from any device.

To create a chart template in Excel, first click on the “Charts” tab and select the type of chart you want to create. Then input the data for the chart and customize the design and layout of the chart as desired. Finally, click File > Save As and select “Excel Template (*.xltx)” from the Save as type dropdown. Enter a filename and click Save. The chart template is now saved and ready to be used again.

1. Select the data you want to use for your chart. 2. Go to the Insert tab and select the clustered column chart icon. 3. Right-click on one of the bars and select “Change Series Chart Type”. 4. Select the “Stacked Bar” option and click OK. 5. Right-click the chart and go to the “Format Data Series” option. 6. Select the “Secondary Axis” option to move the bars to the secondary axis. 7. Change the chart type of the bars to a “Stacked Area” chart. 8. Add a secondary vertical axis by right-clicking the chart and choosing “Format Axis.” 9. Set the Maximum and Minimum axis to fit the data. 10. Right-click the bars and select “Change Series Chart Type.” 11. Select the “Line” option and click OK. 12. Add a title, legend and data labels if desired. 13. Make sure each color of the chart corresponds to the appropriate data series. 14. Click on the chart area and select “3-D View” from the Chart Options. 15. Set the depth to “0” to get rid of the 3-D appearance.

MS Excel can be used for a variety of tasks in small businesses, including creating spreadsheets, organizing data and creating graphs and charts. It can also be used for financial analysis, forecasting and generating reports. Excel can also be used to manage customer and supplier information, keeping track of inventories and expenses, tracking customer and supplier accounts, and creating a simple contact list. Excel's formulas and functions can also work to help with budgeting and planning processes.

Yes, you can open an Excel file created in 2007 with a modern version of Excel such as Excel 2019, Excel 365, or Excel 2016. However, if the file contains features and functions that are not compatible with the modern version of Excel, you may encounter compatibility issues.

Hidden values in Excel can be displayed by using the AutoFilter tool. To use this tool, you will need to click on the Data tab in the ribbon. Then click on the Filter drop-down menu in the Sort & Filter section of the ribbon. This will display a menu of options. Select the AutoFilter option. This will display a small drop-down arrow on each of the column headers in your worksheet. Click the drop-down arrow and select the “Show All” option. All hidden values will now be displayed.

Adding cells in Excel is easy. 1. Select the cell or range of cells that you would like to add. 2. Go to the Home tab. 3. In the "Editing" group, click on the "AutoSum" drop-down arrow. 4. Select the appropriate formula from the drop-down menu. 5. Press Enter. The sum of the selected cells will be displayed.