Struggling with Excel data types?
Learn how numbers, text, dates & Boolean values work to boost accuracy and avoid errors in Excel!
In this video, we’ll explain the different data types in Excel, how they work, and the best practices for managing them. By the end of this video, you’ll be able to format, convert, and work with data correctly in Excel in the most easiest manner!
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What You’ll Learn in This Excel Data Types Guide:
What Are Data Types in Excel? – Understand the core concepts
Text, Number & Date Data Types – How Excel stores different values
Boolean & Logical Values – TRUE/FALSE in calculations
Error Data Types – Common Excel errors & how to fix them
Using Custom & Advanced Data Types – Stocks, Geography & more
Pro Tips to Avoid Formatting Issues – Improve accuracy in Excel
Stay until the end for expert tips on handling data types efficiently!
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction to Data Types in Excel
00:48 What Are Data Types & Why Do They Matter?
01:26 Traditional Data Types: Numbers, Text, Time & More
01:58 New Excel Data Types (Office 365)
02:39 Geography Data Type: Fetch Country Details Instantly
03:28 How to Convert Data into a Table for Data Types
03:54 Using Geographic Data to Get Calling Codes, GDP & More
04:50 Stock Market Data in Excel: Live Price, Highs & Lows
06:01 Currency Data Type: Convert USD, INR & Other Rates
07:04 Company Stock Data: Market Price, Employees & HQ Details
09:00 Exploring Other Advanced Data Types in Excel
10:30 Upcoming Excel Data Types: Healthcare, Colleges & More
11:45 Final Thoughts & How to Use Data Types Efficiently
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Pro Tip:
If numbers in your Excel file are not calculating correctly, check if they are formatted as Text instead of Numbers! Use =ISTEXT(A1) or =ISNUMBER(A1) to check.
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