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How to count the number of days / workdays / weekends between two dates in Excel?

Posted by jpluimers on 2021/03/09

For my link archive as the Excel functions WORKDAY [WayBack] and NETWORKDAYS [WayBack] helped me finding the working days in a month a while ago: [WayBack] How to count the number of days / workdays / weekends between two dates in Excel?.

Note:

–jeroen

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Office 2013 Proofing tools downloads

Posted by jpluimers on 2021/03/05

For my link archive:

Via:

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Word Shortcuts links

Posted by jpluimers on 2021/02/12

I was trying to get the love of my life from using a mouse into keyboard shortcuts.

They come natural to me as I learned them step by step from Word for Windows 1.0 until now as I have been a keyboard person since the early 1990s.

But she has been a mouse person all her life, struggling to become faster using word. The mouse became a hindrance, especially since so much has moved around to deeper levels in the Word user interface over time.

This is what I came up with after doing a few searches on-line:

I was amazed at how scattered out and incomplete the information in these links is.

–jeroen

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How to quickly add hours/minutes/second to date and time in Excel?

Posted by jpluimers on 2020/11/11

Excel date times are almost identical to OLE/COM automation date times (that used in many Windows applications).

Which means that dates are 1 unit apart, and:

  • Weeks = 7
  • Days = 1
  • Hours = 1/24
  • Minutes = 1/(24*60) or 1/1440
  • Seconds = 1/(24*60*60) or 1/86400

That way you can easily add one hour to a date/time value by adding 1/24.

Source: How to quickly add hours/minutes/second to date and time in Excel?

Related:

–jeroen

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Add or edit words in a spell check dictionary – Office Support

Posted by jpluimers on 2020/06/26

[WayBack] Add or edit words in a spell check dictionary – Office Support:

By default, the words are stored in a text file called “RoamingCustom.Dic” – Google Search.

You can get there from the menu:

  1. Menu “File”, “Options”, then “Proofing”
  2. In the dialog, click on “Edit Word List…”

–jeroen

 

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