Introduction ...

I have spent a lot of time over the years messing around with Microsoft (c) Excel, playing with formulas, and problem solving. A lot of support that I have used to solve my own Excel nightmares have been found within books by authors such as John Walkenbach, and of course the endless online support sites.

* If you are interested in developing your knowledge of Excel, I would highly recommend any of John Walkenbach's books as a valuable learning resource - he is a true Excel guru.

Additionally I have developed my own methods of solving certain Excel based issues, and as time has progressed I have either lost my original notes explaining how I did what I did, or I find that I spend a considerable amount of time finding more and more protracted ways of achieving the same objective.

As it has become more and more time consuming to constantly look-up answers to my questions from a wide range of resources, and collate my own material, I have decided to post my notes, guides, thoughts and resource links within this 'How To Do Excel' blog.

I will endeavour to post regular pieces of information for my own benefit, and for anyone else who wishes to use this blog as a resource tool. Additionally, if you have an Excel question that you need answering then let me know, and I will create a post dedicated to your question.