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Best Tweet Scheduling Tools of 2025: A Comprehensive Comparison

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Looking for the best tools for Twitter scheduling? Whether you’re a social media manager or a business owner, scheduling tweets can save you time and improve your engagement. In this guide, we’ll explore top Twitter scheduling tools that help streamline your social media strategy, allowing you to reach your audience at the optimal times without constantly monitoring your account. Tools Overview • SocialBee – Best for evergreen content, supports multiple platforms. • Pallyy – Ideal for visual content creators, with a great free plan. • Sendible – Best all-in-one tool for individuals and teams. • Agorapulse – Solid all-around...read more

How to open Excel Files downloaded from the Internet

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You may have reached here because you purchased and Excel template from one of our Online Stores on Etsy, TeachersPayTeachers or Gumroad. Or maybe you downloaded a file from somewhere else and you want to open it. First of all, make sure you trust the source. We scan all our files with the latest anti-virus programs. It is also good, as an additional precaution to have your own antivirus and to scan any file that you may have received. The warnings below are usually showing when opening Excel files with macros. Here are some of the warnings you may...read more

How to Calculate BMI in Excel

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The BMI calculation formula is =weight(kg)/height(m)^2. In this example, we'll apply this formula in Excel. The formula works for the metric measurements. If you have your measurements for height and weight in imperial units, you'll first have to convert them to metric. Step 1: Calculate BMI in Excel in the metric system. The weight is listed in cell A2, the height is listed in cell B2 and the BMI is calculated in cell C2. The calculation here is =A2/(B2*B2). Make sure you isolate the (B2*B2) to ensure the order of operations. Another way to write the formula would be...read more

How to use multiple conditions in the Excel IF function

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If you want to use multiple conditions in an IF function in Excel, you have to use the AND or the OR function to evaluate all the conditions (two or more conditions). All conditions evaluated have to be TRUE to make the output of the AND function TRUE. Only one condition have to be TRUE to make the output of the OR function TRUE Example: =IF(AND(condition1,condition2,condition3), ValueIfTrue,ValueIfFalse) =IF(OR(condition1,condition2,condition3), ValueIfTrue,ValueIfFalse) AND and OR functions AND and OR are the logical function used in all programming languages. Here is how these functions work. The AND function AND (TRUE, TRUE) = TRUE...read more

COUNT functions in Excel

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There are a number of COUNT functions in Excel that you can use to count your records. Here are the most used ones: COUNT - count the number of cells in a range that contain numbers COUNTA - counts the number of cells in a range that are not empty COUNTBLANK - counts the number of cells in a range that are empty COUNTIF - counts the number of cells in a range that meet a condition COUNTIFS - counts the number of cells in a range that meet a set of conditions Let's get into the details COUNT...read more

How to start a macro when a worksheet changes

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In this tutorial you will learn how to start a macro when a worksheet changes. This is a follow up tutorial from the creating a macro tutorial. In that tutorial, the goal was to have a macro that would sort records automatically when a new line was added. In order to run this macro automatically when the worksheet changes, you need to add the macro code in the "worksheet change" function. Excel has many automated functions that run based on events like before saving the workbook, when the workbook changes, etc. More details about these functions here in the...read more

How to start a macro with a button

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In this tutorial you will learn how to create an Excel Macro Button. This is a follow up from creating a a macro tutorial. If you want to learn how to record a macro and have Excel write the code for you, click here. In the previous Case Study, we created a macro that sorts a list of names alphabetically. In order to start this macro, you can add a Macro Button. A button is just a shape. To start creating a button, start by creating a shape. Go to Insert - Shapes and choose a shape. As an...read more

How to create an Excel macro without coding – Excel macro tutorial

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Excel macros sound scary but they don't have to be. You don't have to be a programmer to start with Excel macros. If you are not a programmer or don't even intend to be, this short and simple Excel macro tutorial is for you. You'll learn: how to get Excel to write some code for you how to review the written code how to launch a macro with a keyboard shortcut or a button how to launch a macro automatically when you need it (when the data changes) What are Excel macros Macros are programs that you can use...read more

What is Excel VBA? A Beginner’s Guide to Macros and Automation

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Excel VBA refers to Visual Basic for Applications, a programming language that helps automate tasks in Microsoft Excel. VBA is a powerful tool for creating macros and customizing Excel functionalities. Not only does it work in Excel, but it’s also compatible with other Office applications like Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint. What is VBA used for? Excel VBA is commonly used to automate repetitive tasks through macros. These macros can simplify tasks like data analysis, generating reports, or modifying large sets of data. If you’re new to VBA, don’t worry—you don’t need to be a programmer to get started, as...read more

How to find duplicates in Excel

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Finding duplicates in Excel is a very common task when dealing with large sets of data. Excel has some very easy methods to remove or highlight duplicates. You can also use some functions to help you identify duplicates in your data. Case Study. Let's assume we have a list of the best movies in the decade of 2000s and we want to get a list of the Studios that produced them. The original list looks like this. As you can see, there are many duplicates in the list of studios. Just Warner Bros. Pictures alone had many movies in...read more