What looks like a list of 100 items might only be 70 once you remove the items that are on the list more than once. Excel comes with a built-in tool that makes cleaning your data quick and easy.

This article talks about #DIV/0! error in Microsoft Excel and how to fix it up. The #DIV/0! error occurs when a number is divided by 0 in Excel. It also shows up when ...

The Inquire tab should now be visible in the ribbon. To remove the excess formatting from your current Excel file, go to the Inquire tab and choose the Clean Excess Cell Formatting option.