An Excel Trick To Quickly Increment Dates For Each Row
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You’ve probably found yourself in a position at some point or another where you needed to create a bunch or rows with dates that increased/decreased by a fixed amount for each row. You could spend your valuable time entering them manually or use this oldie but goodie click-and-drag trick to fill in those dates in seconds. Make sure your column is formatted for dates and enter the increment you need to use. In this example, ...
A Little Owl Told Me You Can Schedule Your Tweets…
Keeping an active presence on social media is becoming increasingly more important for all organizations. Arts organizations have many great opportunities to connect with their audiences, find new audiences, and share the work they are doing using different platforms. But, posting something everyday (sometimes multiple times a day on multiple sites!) can leave you rocking back and forth in front of your computer. The answer? Schedule your tweets. There are many different sites that will ...
How To Transform Ticket Buyer Data Into Useful Insights
With any ticketing system, we have access to a lot of data. Unfortunately, not all ticketing systems can spit that data back out in useful ways. Most reports are rather standard and can be exported to Excel but not everyone is an Excel guru that can turn all of that data in to useful insights about ticket buyer behavior. Last season, when faced with a ton of raw data in the form of ticket buyer lists ...
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