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  Yes, using Excel frequently for personal use can definitely be considered a hobby. Many people enjoy using Excel for various personal use such as: Budgeting and Financial Planning : Creating detailed budgets, tracking expenses and planning savings goals. Do you know how to use Excel for budgeting and/or Financial Planning? Sometimes managing your finances can feel irresistible or overburdened. Using Excel for budgeting can make it much easier. Excel can help you keep track of your income, expenses and savings all in one place. Note:  There are lot of Budget templets (free). You can use these templets of your personal use. Data Analysis : Analysing personal data such as fitness progress, meal planning or even tracking hobbies and interests. Different Excel functions, such as VLOOKUP, INDEX-MATCH, SUMIFS, CONCAT and LEN functions. Using Excel charts to learn how to create various chart types, customize them and interpret the insights they offer and how to apply conditional formatting e

  To keep password protection in MS Word document is a very useful feature. It helps to keep your documents private or manage shared access with several authorized users. However, if you lose the password, you will be left with a document you can’t edit at all. If you forget the password of Microsoft Word document, there are a few methods you can try to remove it: Using WordPad Right-click on the document and select  Open with  >  WordPad  or  Open with  >  Choose another app  (options will display in various ways in different versions). If in your computer, it shows  Choose another app  then click on it. It will open the  app list Scroll down. The app named  WordPad  will appear Select the app. It will ask you two options:  Always  or  Just Open Select any one from these to open the same file in the WordPad Once the document opens in WordPad, select all the data by pressing  Ctrl+A Copy the data from WordPad. Open the  New Word Document  and   paste there Save the file. Its up t

  Converting a Google Sheet file to an MS Excel file is very simple. Here are the steps, how you can do it Go to Google Sheets Open the spreadsheet you want to convert. Download as Excel : Click on  File  in the top-left corner. Hover over  Download  in the dropdown menu. Select  Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) Your file has been saved in your device After downloading, open MS Excel in your computer or laptop. You can open the file directly from here Or you go to the  file location  and then open the file from there When the file will open in your device, on the top, you will see the button  Enable Editing . Click on that button to open in your device in a regular manner. When click on the button, the file will see as a normal  Excel file Save the File : Choose a location on your computer/laptop and click  Save As  button to save the file in your device Note:  The file is already saved so if you click on the  Save  button, no dialog box will open, so here you have to click on  Save As  button

  Columns  and  measures  are two important concepts of Power BI. Understanding the key differences between Columns and Measures will not only help you make better decisions but also improve your Power BI model performance. Here we will check the difference between the calculated column and the measure in Power BI. In Power BI Desktop, both  columns  and  measures  are used to perform calculations but they serve different purposes and are used in different contexts. Calculated Columns Static Values : Calculated columns are computed during the data loading phase and their values are stored in the data model. Row-by-Row Calculation : They are calculated for each row in a table, similar to how you might use formulas in Excel. Usage : Useful for row-level calculations and can be used in tables, charts, slicers etc. Example : If you have a sales table, you might create a calculated column to compute the total cost for each row. A Calculated Column is a column that you add to an existing tab

  eBooks have significantly transformed the prepress and typesetting processes in several ways: Flexibility and Adaptability : Unlike traditional print, eBooks require typesetting that can adapt to various screen sizes and reader preferences. This means text must be reflowable, adjusting to different devices and orientations. Digital Tools and Software : The rise of eBooks has led to the development and use of advanced digital tools for typesetting and prepress. Software like Adobe InDesign and QuarkXPress are commonly used to create layouts that are both visually appealing and functional across different digital platforms. Prepress plays a vital role in making your final work ready for publishing, be it magazines, textbooks or fiction novels. Nowadays, a lot of writers are taking the self-publishing route for their books and prepress plays an even more crucial role. An expert prepress service can make the job easier for you by reducing the time while at the same time, making sure you