Master advanced Excel techniques: Consolidating data from different workbooks
Linking and consolidating data in Excel workbooks is an important skill for those who
use Excel on a regular basis. Our upcoming webinar discusses the Excel
consolidate function which lets you select data from its various locations and
creates a table to summarize the information for you.
The
webinar covers the following key areas:
·
Creating linked cells and grouping
worksheets
·
Using 3-D references in summary
functions
·
Creating external reference formulas
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| Linking and Consolidating Data in Excel Workbooks |
LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
We all collect data and store it in multiple
workbooks and in multiple worksheets. Summarizing data within a single
worksheet is done on a regular basis. But at times you may want to combine data
from multiple workbooks and worksheets into a YTD summary or consolidate data
from multiple worksheets in a single worksheet.
Excel has many options for linking and
consolidating data in Excel workbooks that allow you to create these summary
reports.
WHO
WILL BENEFIT
Any professional who uses Excel will benefit
from learning how to use linked data, create external reference formulas and
consolidate data in Excel.
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Profile: Cathy Horwitz is an independent
consultant specializing in Microsoft Office instruction. She has over 30
years of experience as a Microsoft Office instructor.
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