4 Million Views on My YouTube Channel – DannyRocksExcels

DannyRocksExcels has 4 Million Views

Danny Rocks has 4 Million Views on YouTube!

I am honored and humbled to realize that my Excel Video Tutorials have been viewed more than 4 Million times!

Thank you to my 10,000 plus loyal subscribers!

I enjoy receiving your comments and requests. I try my best to respond as quickly as I can to each individual comment.

Interesting to note: My Top 10 “All Time Most Visited Videos “on my YouTube channel represented 26% of my total views!

Obviously, These statistics are “skewed” by longevity – how long have they been up on YouTube, etc. Nevertheless, I can use this information to determine which commercial products that I need to produce – ASAP!

Here is the listing of  my Top 10 – “All Time Most Viewed Excel Video Tutorials:”

  1. How to Merge Multiple Excel Workbooks into a Master Budget – http://youtu.be/FZD_j3xprhg – 123,382 Views –  – Posted May 14, 2010
  2. Compare Two Excel Lists to Spot the Differences – 123,023 Views – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnjcMksnU9U – Posted May 15, 2010
  3. How to Add a Check Box Control to an Excel Form – 120,800 Views –http://youtu.be/8BTrsRFdbY8– Posted September 1, 2012
  4. How to Use Advanced Filters in Excel – 119,955  Views – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_2cjh5Pd8o – Posted on December 27, 2010
  5. Introduction to Excel Pivot Tables – 104,662 Views – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ltAoeJWDnU – Posted on August 19, 2008
  6. How to Use an Excel Data Table for “What-if” Analysis – 103,411 Views – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSRr3g6ptYY – Posted on September 15, 2010
  7. How to Create an Interactive Excel Pivot Chart – 102,033 Views – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQK_bvuEeqM – Posted on May 11, 2011
  8. Use the Built-in Data Form in Excel – 96,079 Views – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cc7lUDLrXE – Posted on December 17, 2010
  9. How to Use the Solver Tool in Excel – 85,452 Views – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4QkLA3sT1o – Posted on September 21, 2011
  10. Import Excel Data in MS Access – 80,824 Views – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-aH56dxqLhg – Posted on January 2, 2011

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2.9 Million Views for My YouTube Channel – DannyRocksExcels

2.9 million viewsThis morning, I passed the 2.9 Million views milestone for my DannyRocksExcel’s YouTube Channel!

Thank you to all who have supported my Excel tutorials since I began posting them in August, 2008.

Top 10 Excel YouTube Videos Year-to-Date in 2013

Here are the Top 10 Videos that have been viewed so far (January 1 – March 21) in 2013. Click on the hyperlink to watch the video(s) on YouTube:

  1. How to Create an Interactive Pivot Table Chart – 65,095 Lifetime views
  2. How to Use Advanced Filters in Excel – 84,557 Lifetime views
  3. How to Add a Check Box Control to an Excel Form – 87,327 Lifetime views
  4. Compare 2 Excel Lists to Spot the Differences – 84,325 Lifetime Views
  5. Use Excel’s Built-in Data Form to Edit & Filter Records – 65,325 Lifetime views
  6. Use the Solver Tool in Excel – 46,035 Lifetime views
  7. How to Use an Excel Data Table for “What-if” Analysis – 72,694 Lifetime views
  8. How to Merge Multiple Excel Workbooks to a Master Budget – 104,376 Lifetime views
  9. How to Create a Summary Report from an Excel Table – 38,502 Lifetime views
  10. Import Excel Data into Microsoft Access – 54,601 Lifetime views

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Excel Pivot Tables Tutorials: My YouTube Playlist

I have been organizing the video tutorials on my YouTube Channel – DannyRocksExcels – into Playlists.

I quickly realized that I have more videos (70 +) that focus on Excel Pivot Tables than on any other topic. So, having a playlist for all 70 (and growing) Pivot Table Tutorials is a great help when you need to learn about Pivot Tables. Or, simply to refresh your memory about how to use a specific Pivot Table Tool.

Scope of My Pivot Table Tutorials

I posted my first Pivot Table Tutorial on YouTube back on August 1, 2008. So far, that 7 minute Introduction to Pivot Tables in Excel 2003 has received over 90,000 views! Since then, I have created Pivot Table videos for Excel 2007 and Excel 2010.

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Link to My Excel Pivot Tables Playlist

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Excel Pivot Tables Playlist on YouTube

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Essential Excel Skill #1: Entering Data Efficiently

My latest Excel Video Training Resource is “Nine Essential Excel Skills.” I have published versions for both Excel 2010 and Excel 2007. You can purchase them as either a DVD-ROM that I ship to you; or in a version that you can Download immediately.

Why Nine Essential Excel Skills?

As I created this Excel Video Training Resource, I had two distinct customers in mind:

  1. Everyday Excel users who know that they could get more out of Excel if only they had a structured approach to training that used “real life” business examples.”
  2. Experienced Excel users who want to prepare to take the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) 2010 or 2007 Certification Examinations for Excel.

 

Essential Skill #1 Video Lessons

Essential Skill #1 Video Lessons

Essential Excel Skill #1

I have identified Essential Excel Skill # 1 as “Entering Data Efficiently.” In the world of business there is a common acronym – GIGO – which means, “Garbage In delivers Garbage Out.” In order to produce accurate and meaningful reports in Excel, you MUST begin with data that is entered correctly.

Entering Time and Date Values

In my experience, many Excel users incorrectly enter Time values and Date values. Times and Dates are “Numeric Values.” When Time and Date Values are entered correctly, they align to the right-side of the cell. Once they are entered correctly, you can change their formatting to suit your purpose.

Keyboard Shortcuts for Current Date & Time

  • Ctrl + ; (semi-colon) enters the Current Date into the cell. This creates a “Date Stamp.”
  • Ctrl + Shift + : (colon) enters the Current Time into the cell. This creates a “Time Stamp.”
AutoFill Weekdays Only

AutoFill Options – Weekdays Only

Speed Up Data Entry with AutoFill Options

Use AutoFill to quickly – and accurately – fill in the Months of the Year and the Days of the week. I demonstrate – in detail – how to take advantage of the many AutoFill Options that are available. For example, to AutoFill Weekdays Only! I am confident that you will gain many productivity tips from the video tutorials in this Skills chapter.

Fill Series Dialog Box

Many Excel users have never used the “little gem” that is the Fill Series Dialog Box. As you will learn in the video tutorial, you can quickly fill in a long series of numeric values by using the “Step Value” and “Stop Value” fields in this dialog box.

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The 10 Most Watched Excel YouTube Videos for September 2012

My YouTube Channel – DannyRocksExcels – had 141,586 individual views during the month of September 2012:

Here is a list – with Hyperlinks – to the 10 Most Watched Excel Videos

Top 10 YouTube Excel Videos

  1. Compare Two Excel Lists to Spot the Differences– 5,304 views in September
    1. Go to this Blog Post on my website
  2. How to Merge Multiple Excel Workbooks to a Master Budget – 4,915 views in September
    1. Go to this Blog Post on my website
  3. How to Use Advanced Filters in Excel– 4,660 views in September
    1. Go to this Blog Post on my website
  4. How to Add a Check Box Control to an Excel Form– 4,301 views in September
    1. Go to this Blog Post on my website
  5. Use the Built-in Data Form in Excel to View and Filter Records– 3,948 views in September
    1. Go to this Blog Post on my website
  6. How to Create a Summary Report from an Excel Table-3,932 views in September
    1. Go to this Blog Post on my website
  7. How to Create an Interactive Excel Pivot Chart– 3,696 views in September
    1. Go to this Blog Post on my website
  8. Consolidating Data from Multiple Excel Worksheets by Position– 3,618 views in September
    1. Go to this Blog Post on my website
  9. How to Use the Solver Tool in Excel– 3,532 views in September
    1. Go to this Blog Post on my website
  10. How to Use an Excel Data Table for “What-if” Analysis– 3,513 views in September
    1. Go to this Blog Post on my website

Thanks to my 4,500 Subscriber on YouTube!

I extend my heartfelt thanks to my many loyal viewers and subscribers to my Excel video tutorials. Your feedback and requests for solutions have formed the foundation for my Excel Training Videos.

9 Essential Excel 2010 Skills

9 Essential Excel 2010 Skills

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DannyRocksExcels on YouTube Recognized as a Top 10 Channel for MS Excel Tutorials

Top 10 Sites for Excel Tutorials

Top 10 Sites for Excel Tutorials

I was thrilled to see this list – posted on Facebook – that recognized my YouTube Channel, DannyRocksExcels, as one of the Top 10 Sites for Microsoft Excel tutorials!

See the Complete List – Top 10 YouTube Channels

Click here to see the list of the Top 10 YouTube Channels for Excel Tutorials. I am honored to be included in this list!

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DannyRocksExcels on YouTube

As of today, I have published 250 Video Tutorials on YouTube. Many of my videos can be viewed in High Definition.

My videos have been viewed nearly 1.9 million times and my list of subscribers is close to 4,000.

My Top 10 Videos – The Last 7 Days

Here is a list of the 10 Most Viewed Excel Tutorials at DannyRocksExcels over the last 7 days – dating back from August 17, 2012. I have created Hyperlinks for each video. Just click on the title that you want to watch on YouTube:

  1. How to Use Advanced Filters in Excel
  2. How to Merge Multiple Excel Workbooks to a Master Budget
  3. Compare Two Excel Lists to Spot the Differences
  4. Use the Built-in Data Form in Excel to View and Filter All Fields for a Record
  5. How to Add a Check Box Control to an Excel Form
  6. How to Create a Summary Report from an Excel Table
  7. How to Create an Interactive Excel Pivot Chart
  8. Create Interactive Excel Forms by Including Option Buttons
  9. How to Use an Excel Data Table for “What-if” Analysis
  10. How to Calculate Overtime Hours on a Time Card in Excel

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How to Combine 2 Excel Workbooks Using VLOOKUP Function

VLOOKUP Function Arguments

VLOOKUP Function Arguments

I created this video tutorial to assist one of my viewers. He had 2 Excel Workbooks that he needed to combine. Because he had a MemberID Field in each workbook, I decided that the VLOOKUP() Function would be the fastest way to complete this task for my viewer.

Tips Covered in this Video

  • Move or Copy a Worksheet to another Excel Workbook
  • Use a Mixed Cell Reference – e.g. $A4 – so that column “A” reference is “frozen” when copying formula
  • Create “Named Range” to use as the “Table_Array” argument in VLOOKUP
  • Use FALSE as 4th (optional) argument in VLOOKUP to produce an “exact match”
  • Use IFERROR to prevent “error messages” from displaying

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How to Use Excel’s Histogram Tool and The 80/20 Rule of Analysis

Histogram Charts in Excel

Excel Histogram Charts

This is the Third – and final – episode in my “Creating Frequency Distribution Reports in Excel” series of tutorials.  In this episode, I demonstrate a very powerful – and very easy to use – analysis tool – The Histogram Tool.

Excel’s Analysis ToolPak “Add-in”

This tool is included in the Analysis ToolPak which is an “Add-in” program within Excel. Beginning with Excel 2007, the Analysis ToolPak is automatically included in a basic installation of Excel. However, if you are using an earlier version of Excel or if, somehow, this Add-in has been disabled, I show you how to “activate it.”

Advantages of Using Excel’s Histogram Tool

  • No Formulas to write
  • Results are Numeric Values – not Formulas
  • Chart(s) can be added automatically
  • Multiple Chart Options
  • Pareto Chart Option

What is a Pareto Chart?

Pareto Analysis is commonly known as “The 80 / 20 Rule.” A brief explanation is: Roughly 80% of your sales come from only 20% of your customers or 20% of your products. I like to say, “You can focus on the Vital Few and not on the Trivial Many,” when you use Pareto Charts. As you will see in my video, when you choose the Pareto Chart option, the Histogram automatically sorts the Frequency Field in descending order and charts this field.

Links to All Videos in Frequency Report Series

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My Top 10 Most Viewed Excel Tutorials on YouTube Year-to-Date in 2012

DannyRocksExcels on YouTube

DannyRocksExcels on YouTube

Later this month, my YouTube Channel – DannyRocksExcels – will surpass 1.8 million views! Thanks to everyone who has visited, watched, and commented on my Excel video tutorials these past four years!

Top 10 Most Viewed Videos – January thru July, 2012

According to my YouTube statistics, these are the 10 most viewed Excel video tutorials on my channel. Click on the Links to watch any video on YouTube :

  1. How to Merge Multiple Excel Workbooks to a Master Budget – views year-to-date 39,338
  2. How to Use Advanced Filters in Excel – views year-to-date 29,700
  3. How to Use an Excel Data Table for “What-if” Analysis – views year-to-date 27,301
  4. How to Add a Check Box Control to an Excel Form – views year-to-date 27,171
  5. Consolidating Data from Multiple Excel Worksheets by Position – views year-to-date 26,517
  6. How to Create an Interactive Pivot Chart – views year-to-date 24,858
  7. Compare Two Excel Lists to Spot the Differences – views year-to-date 23,826
  8. Create Interactive Excel Forms by Including Option Boxes – views year-to-date 20,665
  9. How to Use the VLOOKUP Function in Excel – views year-to-date 20,574
  10. Import Excel Data Into MS Access – views year-to-date 18,288

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How to Use an Array Function in Excel – Learn How to Use the Frequency Function

Key Points for Frequency FunctionIn my experience, most of the people who I train have never heard of – let alone use – Array Formulas and Functions in Excel. However, once I demonstrate how they work, they become “hooked” and want to learn more about these “Magic Formulas!” In this tutorial, I demonstrate, “step-by-step” how to use the FREQUENCY() Function in Excel.

Previous Tutorial on The Company Rocks Website

If you watched my previous tutorial, I used the same data set and a Pivot Table to Group these 500 plus Sample Records by Age Bracket. Using a Pivot Table, you can quickly “group”  ages into brackets – without writing a single formula! However, on the down side, you must use a consistent “step-value” for these groupings – in this case by 10 years. When you need more flexibility in organizing your Age Brackets, use the Frequency Function in Excel.

How to Use the FREQUENCY() Function in Excel

  1. Create your “Bin Array.” In this example, enter – in ascending order – the ages that you want to find the “frequency of occurrences” between
  2. Select the “Array of Cells” that will contain your FREQUENCY() Function results.
  3. Write the FREQUENCY() Function –  1st argument is the  “Data_array”. In this case, I created a Named Cell Range called “Age.” this is mu “Best Practice Tip!”
  4. The 2nd argument is the “Bin_array.” Choose the vertical range of cells that you created in step 1 of this list. Make sure that the “size” of this Array matches the “size” of your Array Formula Selection.
  5. Complete the Array Function with the keyboard combination of “Ctrl + Shift + Enter.” This “CSE” combination is essential when entering all Array Formulas and Functions!

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