Threaded comments
I have an iPad running Excel 2.21 and an iMac running Excel 16.16.6, this weekend after updating to 2.21, when I put a new comment or added to a comment in a cell in Excel 2.21 on my iPad, when I send the updated workbook to my iMac, I get a message that says: ------- [Threaded comment] Your version of Excel allows you to read this threaded comment; however, any edits to it will get removed if the file is opened in a newer version of Excel. Learn more: https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=870924 ------- Why is this happening? How do i fix it I don't want to lose a my comments nor do I want to have to copy and paste all comments each time i switch between my iPad and iMac. How do I rectify this issue. Thank in advance for your help Michael
Realtime Currency conversion
Hi, first post here, is it possible to set a cell to retreive live data such as currency rates? I would like to be able to keep a track of current conversion on a sheet I'm biulding. For instance, I would like to display my total balance which is Dollars, in GBP alongside. Is this possible, and if so, could someone help me do it plase?
Complex numbers in Excel
Did you know that Excel can handle complex mathematical operations with complex numbers? Complex numbers, expressed as "a + bi," where 'a' and 'b' are real numbers and 'i' is the imaginary unit, can be powerful tools in various scenarios. Think engineering, physics, signal processing, or even financial modelling. Excel offers native support for complex numbers, and you can perform basic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division just as easily as with real numbers. If you haven't explored this yet, give it a shot! It's as simple as entering a formula like =IMSUM(A1:B1) or =IMPRODUCT(A1:B1) One nifty feature is the ability to convert complex numbers from rectangular to polar form and vice versa. This can be a game-changer in certain calculations, especially when dealing with phase angles or magnitude-based analyses. For this you can make use of the =IMABS(A1) and =IMARGUMENT() functions. As complex numbers are considered to be text within Excel you will need special functions to perform arithmetic with them, such as IMSUM, IMSUB, IMPRODUCT, and IMDIV. Excel can help you plot complex numbers on the complex plane using the XY Scatter chart! you will need the IMREAL and IMAGINARY functions to extract the real and imaginary coefficients from the complex number to use them to plot the numbers. This feature can be invaluable when dealing with complex data sets or analysing the behaviour of complex functions. If you're interested in learning more about complex numbers, I made a video covering all functions that work with complex numbers in Excel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_A2DIUibkmk Have you worked with complex numbers before in Excel? What specific use case did you have? Were there any obstacles you had to overcome?
2013 doesn't have =filter() function. ANY alternate function?
I have Microsoft excel 365 in that filter function is available and i create a follow up sheet linked with database sheet where in database user will store data from the form. In database there is a column Follow up date. I want to show the all the data which will meet a date condition. I have done by using filter function but in 2013 it doesn't have filter function what function can i use to perform the same operation?
