How to use Google Translate in Excel to Translate Multiple Columns at Once

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  • How to use Google Translate in Excel to Translate Multiple Columns at Once
    Learn how to use Google Translate in Excel to translate multiple columns at once with this comprehensive tutorial. We will explore two approaches to achieve this:
    Approach A: Using the Translate Functionality in Excel
    Discover how to use the translate function in Excel. While this method is straightforward, it involves manually copying and pasting the translations, which can be time-consuming.
    Approach B: Using a Custom Macro
    I have created a macro that works on all versions of Excel. This macro automates the translation process by sending requests to Google Translate, retrieving the translations, and cleaning up the data.
    By the end of this video, you'll be equipped with the knowledge to handle translations in Excel efficiently, whether you're working with a few entries or large datasets.
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  • @EXCELWIZARDINMINUTES
    @EXCELWIZARDINMINUTES  4 месяца назад

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  • @travisalejandro6690
    @travisalejandro6690 20 дней назад +2

    Thanks for the document brother. very helpful.

    • @EXCELWIZARDINMINUTES
      @EXCELWIZARDINMINUTES  19 дней назад +1

      @travisalejandro6690 in the past i used to put the sentence in google translate and copy paste 😅

    • @travisalejandro6690
      @travisalejandro6690 19 дней назад

      @EXCELWIZARDINMINUTES well, it sucks that Microsoft don't really make effort in integrating AI into office, so we have to use chatgpt separately since it's preferably in creating more natural sentences. So yeah, copy-paste will not extinct in near future.

  • @geetanshaghai5820
    @geetanshaghai5820 Месяц назад

    Awesome video. Thank you so much!! This was a big help!

  • @Eng-nf4eo
    @Eng-nf4eo 2 месяца назад +1

    I have a big problem please i need your help!! When i use (=translate ) i cant translate from English to ( kurdish sorane) i don’t know if the language isn’t added to the program or I’m doing it wrong 🤦🏻‍♂️
    I used (“ckb”) and it doesn’t work

  • @alizeeshan9922
    @alizeeshan9922 2 месяца назад

    Sir please tell me how to show translate option in farmula bar, in my excel there is not showing formula

    • @EXCELWIZARDINMINUTES
      @EXCELWIZARDINMINUTES  2 месяца назад

      @alizeeshan9922 i did not get ur question. U meant that ur formula bar is blank? And u dont see anything u type there?

    • @alizeeshan9922
      @alizeeshan9922 2 месяца назад

      @EXCELWIZARDINMINUTES Yes sir When i type =translate" translate formula doesn't show up

    • @EXCELWIZARDINMINUTES
      @EXCELWIZARDINMINUTES  2 месяца назад +1

      @@alizeeshan9922 u have probably protection on the sheet that doesnt allow to show anything in formula bar. I have a video about this but it s not out. In the meantime: 1. Unprotect the Sheet:
      Go to the Review tab on the Ribbon.
      Click on Unprotect Sheet.
      If a password was used to protect the sheet, you will be prompted to enter it. Enter the password and click OK.
      Once the sheet is unprotected, you should be able to see the data or formulas in the formula bar when you select any cell.
      2. Remove Protection from Specific Cells:
      If you want to remove protection only from certain cells (but leave the rest of the sheet protected), here’s how to unlock those cells:
      Select the Cells: Highlight the cells from which you want to remove protection.
      Open Format Cells:
      Right-click the selected cells and choose Format Cells.
      Go to the Protection tab.
      Uncheck "Locked":
      Uncheck the "Locked" box.
      This will allow these cells to remain editable and visible in the formula bar when the sheet is protected, while the rest of the sheet remains protected.
      Protect the Sheet Again:
      Go to the Review tab and click Protect Sheet again to reapply protection if necessary (this time the selected cells will not be locked).