Does Updating Your Source Sheet Break a Pivot Table?
Editing the data won’t break your Pivot Table — but the Pivot Table won’t update itself. A refresh brings your report back in sync, and using an Excel Table makes that process more resilient.
Notes and walkthroughs on frontend development, implementation patterns, and things I’m learning as I build.
Editing the data won’t break your Pivot Table — but the Pivot Table won’t update itself. A refresh brings your report back in sync, and using an Excel Table makes that process more resilient.
Excel’s XLOOKUP function is one of those quiet upgrades that can simplify a lot of day-to-day data work.
Here’s a simple way to think about the three major lookup functions and when each one makes sense.
Web components — the web standard that actually solves the “build once, use everywhere” problem that frontend developers have faced for years.
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is a powerful format for creating web graphics that look crisp at any resolution...
As a frontend developer who’s always exploring new tools to streamline my workflow, I recently stumbled upon Tailwind Play — and it’s quickly become one of my favorite development tools...