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Bank Statement Lesson 7: Combine Monthly Statements With Power Query

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6 Oct 2025 · Excel · 2 min read

Bank Statement Lesson 7: Combine Monthly Statements With Power Query

Drop each month's CSV into a folder and refresh: Power Query combines, cleans and appends them automatically, with India date locale and amount cleaning.

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6 October 2025 by Atul Vij Excel

Build Your Own LLM, Lesson 1: How a Language Model Actually Works

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6 Oct 2025 · Build Your Own LLM · 3 min read

Build Your Own LLM, Lesson 1: How a Language Model Actually Works

A plain-English tour of what happens inside ChatGPT-style models: tokens, probabilities, training on next-token prediction, and why a model that only guesses the next…

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Bank Statement Lesson 6: Bank Reconciliation in Excel

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5 Oct 2025 · Excel · 2 min read

Bank Statement Lesson 6: Bank Reconciliation in Excel

Match your books with the bank statement using COUNTIFS on amount and date, allow for posting delays, and list unmatched entries for the reconciliation…

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5 October 2025 by Atul Vij Excel

Bank Statement Lesson 5: Monthly Summary and Cash Flow

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4 Oct 2025 · Excel · 1 min read

Bank Statement Lesson 5: Monthly Summary and Cash Flow

Monthly income and spending, savings rate, lowest balance, average UPI spend and the biggest debits: a cash-flow summary from your statement with SUMIFS.

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4 October 2025 by Atul Vij Excel

Bank Statement Lesson 4: Read UPI Narrations (Payee, UPI ID, Reference)

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3 Oct 2025 · Excel · 1 min read

Bank Statement Lesson 4: Read UPI Narrations (Payee, UPI ID, Reference)

Split UPI narrations like UPI/DR/412345678901/SWIGGY/YESB/swiggy@ybl/Payment into reference number, payee name, bank and UPI ID with TEXTSPLIT and TEXTAFTER.

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3 October 2025 by Atul Vij Excel

Bank Statement Lesson 3: Categorise Every Transaction With a Keyword Table

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2 Oct 2025 · Excel · 1 min read

Bank Statement Lesson 3: Categorise Every Transaction With a Keyword Table

Auto-categorise bank transactions (Food, Groceries, Bills, Travel, EMI, Salary) with a small Rules table and one SEARCH-based formula you can extend any time.

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2 October 2025 by Atul Vij Excel

Bank Statement Lesson 2: Clean Text Dates and Amounts

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1 Oct 2025 · Excel · 2 min read

Bank Statement Lesson 2: Clean Text Dates and Amounts

Turn text dates like 04/05/2026 and amounts like "1,23,456.00" into real dates and numbers, and build one signed Amount column from Withdrawal and Deposit.

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1 October 2025 by Atul Vij Excel

Bank Statement Lesson 1: Get Your Statement Into Excel

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30 Sep 2025 · Excel · 2 min read

Bank Statement Lesson 1: Get Your Statement Into Excel

Which format to download (XLS, CSV or PDF), how to open it in Excel without breaking dates and amounts, and the first checks: count,…

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30 September 2025 by Atul Vij Excel

The First “Computer Bug” Was a Real Moth (Mostly)

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29 Sep 2025 · History · 2 min read

The First “Computer Bug” Was a Real Moth (Mostly)

In 1947, engineers working on the Harvard Mark II found a moth stuck in a relay and taped it into the logbook as the…

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29 September 2025 by Atul Vij History

Why Is a Week Seven Days Long?

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21 Sep 2025 · History · 2 min read

Why Is a Week Seven Days Long?

Months follow the Moon and years follow the Sun, but the seven-day week follows the seven "planets" ancient people could see. Why Ravivar to…

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21 September 2025 by Atul Vij History

JIS Function in Excel: Half-Width to Full-Width Characters

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20 Sep 2025 · Excel Functions A–Z · 1 min read

JIS Function in Excel: Half-Width to Full-Width Characters

JIS converts half-width characters to full-width (double-byte), mainly for Japanese documents. It is available only when Japanese is enabled as an editing language (File…

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20 September 2025 by Atul Vij Excel Functions A–Z, Text

VS Code for Office Users: 10 Features That Beat Notepad

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18 Sep 2025 · Dev Tools · 2 min read

VS Code for Office Users: 10 Features That Beat Notepad

Visual Studio Code is a free editor that is brilliant for cleaning text and data: multi-cursor editing, column selection, regex find and replace, sorting,…

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18 September 2025 by Atul Vij Dev Tools

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