Hidden Excel Productivity Tip: Copy Values From the Status Bar #shorts

Excel has long provided quick facts about your data – like sum, average, and count – on the status bar when you highlight cells. But did you know that you can copy this information to the clipboard and then simply paste it wherever you need it?

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[simon_mera]

Wow, after 30 years working with Excel I learn every day something new about Excel. Thanks Leila!

[surfer]

Doesn't work for me ☹️
Is there any specific setting I need to do?

[HachiAdachi]

Thanks, Leila! ... but, apparently, it's available only for Office Insiders... 😥 I will patiently wait for GA when it rolls out to my work computer... someday...

[elactecnology]

Unbelievable.... Leila you are amazing in Excel. You are unstoppable ☺️🤗

[laserwebz]

Im in love with all of these tips you share ❤

[sharpydave]

I’ve been wondering how to do this for a long time. Thanks!

[hhn_enthusiast]

Amazing! I found this tip on my own literally today, and I've face palmed. This will save me at least an hour a month. So happy I found your channel, these tips are so helpful!! I was literally just thinking that I need to retake an excel course!

[dougmphilly]

that is beyond a tip, that is a must know. thank you.

[Hey_Dave]

Woah…cool tip! Always learning something new from your channel.

[wayneedmondson]

Hi Leila. That's a great new feature recently introduced. Thanks for the reminder! Thumbs up!!

[suketudeliwala]

Always learning some thing new, innovative… thank you so much..🙏🏻

[vidhubhushan]

didn't know that. thanks a lot Leila.

[vijayarjunwadkar]

Oh wow! Never knew this! Thanks Leila, really appreciate your efforts and enthusiasm to explore and bring the best of Excel to us so regularly!

[kapitonhariton]

About a week ago thought about this feature and here it is :) thank you!

[NhungNguyen-ivbm]

It is really usefull, thank you very much

[Keronin]

This is so neat! It's one of those things that I could've used a hundred times throughout my career so far, and will be using in the future.

[mukalledr]

I am speechless, a very useful tip. Thank you so much

[smitcher]

If you right click on this area then you can also add other shortcuts like Min, Max, Numerical Count and you can also add a "Workbook Statistics" button that shows some great data if you have a large workbook...

[johannesmp]

As usual you are a legend. Awesome tip

[HowToAnalyst]

Very cool, will save me some steps moving forward