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What is Signature Line in MS Excel?

A signature line is similar to any signature placeholder we see in a printed document. This options helps the user to put a place holder for a signature, suggested signer, his title and email address. The idea to use this is for considering the document as 'reviewed' and 'approved'. Once the signature is done the document turns into a non editable document.

How to add a Signature Line in MS Excel?

For this, user has to go to the Insert ribbon of MS Excel. There you find a tool called 'Text'. This has an option called 'Add a Signature Line'. Upon clicking this option, a 'Signature Setup' dialog box pops out. In this user has to enter suggested signer, his title and email address. You can also enter a comments for the proposed signer as shown below.

After completing the entries when you click ok you will find a signature line embedded in your Excel spreadsheet. You can move, cut and paste it anywhere in your document as per your need.


If you double click the signature line you will be prompted with a dialog box of 'Sign'. There you will have an option of selecting the signature image which will get embedded in your document. This will also show the signing date and other details of the signing authority. Once done your document is signed and become non editable for others unless anyone forcefully removes the signature and does some changes. Make sure you review the document before signing it...otherwise the onus of any mistake in the document content will be on you :-)

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How to load Add In Tools?

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How to load Add-Ins Tool in Excel 2013?

How to load Add-Ins Tool in Excel 2013?

Add-Ins tool comprises four different tool packs. For example:

1. Analysis ToolPak - Provides data analysis tools for statistical and engineering analysis
2. Analysis ToolPak - VBA - VBA functions for Analysis ToolPak
3. Euro Currency Tools - Conversion and formatting of Euro currency
4. Solver Add-in - Tools for optimizing and equation solving

But before we go and load the above tools you first need to have the "Developers" ribbon in place. If you do not know how to get the "Developers" ribbon then please follow the below blog.

How to load Developer's Ribbon?

Once the Developer ribbon is loaded click the Add-ins option available under tool Add-ins. This will provide you a pop up tool kit having list of all the above four tools. To load any of them you have to click the check box and hit ok. And there you go...

Users having interest in statistical tools and its usage can try and use the Analysis ToolPak option. This is really a wonderful tool. It provides you enormous amount of calculations in seconds; provided you have to give the right inputs.

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Use of Advance Filter in MS Excel

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Use of Advance Filter in MS Excel

Advance filter available in "Data" ribbon is used to filter your data with some complex criteria. To use advance filter option you have to create a criteria for your filter. The criteria table should have the same set of headings with respect to your data list. Scenario - We would like to filter Quarter 1 sales from state Karnataka in the below given data set.

Step 1: Have your data set ready

Step 2: Create your criteria

Step 3: Go to "Data" Ribbon and click "Advance Filter" option. This will pop out the following dialog box. You will get an option called Action. Select "Copy to another location" radio button then select the data set range from which you want to filter your criteria and then select the criteria which you would like to filter. Once this is done locate the place in the same sheet or any other sheet where you want to have the output. Hit OK and there you go you will get the desired result.

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Usage of Document Inspector

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Usage of Inspect Document

Hello Friends, After almost 2 months I have got time from my normal bid management work to share something new on Excel with you. But before that I would like to say thanks to all my blog reader for visiting my posts regularly. I would also like to thank to all the viewers in my Facebook page.

Let's come back to the point- Many a times it might have happened to all that after sending report to your manager it bounces back - saying this has been copied from some old customer reports. Isn't it? Because we tend to work on an existing file always. We tweak them and make them as per the current requirements but forget to change/update the file properties.

In MS Excel, we have an option called "Inspect Document". This helps user to check the workbook for hidden properties and personal information.

For this you have to go to the FILE Ribbon and click "Check for Issues". This will have the option "Inspect Document". Upon clicking this you will get "Document Inspector" dialog box. Here you have to continue by clicking the "Inspect" button. Thereby you will see all the hidden properties. You may like retain them or Excel will provide an option of Removing them all.

Hope this helps.

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How to create drop down menu in MS Excel?

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How to remove duplicates from a column of data?

A quick tips for today

To remove duplicates from a column of data you can use the conditional formatting. First you have to use conditional formatting to identify the duplicates and then delete the highlighted duplicates by deleting the rows.

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How to recommend a good chart to showcase your data?

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You know Excel recommends good charts to showcase your data!!

Friends, you must be knowing how to insert a chart from your available data. But sometime it happens that you are not able to select which chart will look good.  You know Excel itself recommends good charts to showcase your data. You may like to use them by following the below given steps.

Step 1: Select your data which you want to represent through charts

Step 2: Visit "Insert" Ribbon and click "Recommended Charts" option, as show below.

Step 3: This will lead you the pop up of "Recommended Charts". Select the chart type which you like and click OK. and here you go....you new recommended chart is created.

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What is Scenario Manager?

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