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Simplify data sorting, filtering and analysis using Excel Tables

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The Table feature in Excel simplifies sorting and filtering lists of data, allows easy insertion or deletion of rows and columns of data, eliminates the need to freeze worksheet panes, and provides easy to read data formats. Our upcoming webinar discusses how to organize data in Excel for analysis using Excel’sTable feature , which offers numerous opportunities to vastly improve the integrity of your worksheets. The webinar covers the following key areas: ·          Set up a usable database and sort data by single and multiple columns ·          Custom filter for text, numbers and dates ·          Learn the benefit of refreshing PivotTable based on tables LEARNING OBJECTIVES We will do a deep dive into how to organize data in Excel for analysis using Excel’s Table feature, which offers numerous opportunities to vastly improve the integrity of your work...

Manage and Analyze Data Using Excel Tables

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OVERVIEW I have something to share with you. It’s so powerful that when you know this, your Excel life will become much easier. Have you struggled to use PivotTables, and Excel formulas and functions like VLOOKUP, SUMIF , etc.? The struggle is for one reason; your data is in the wrong format. Join this webinar to learn how to analyze large data sets in Excel, how to set up data in the perfect format and to learn about the tools to best utilize that data. A table is a powerful feature to group your data together in Excel. Think of a table as a specific set of rows and columns in a spreadsheet. You can have multiple tables on the same sheet. You might think that your data in an Excel spreadsheet is already in a table simply because it's in rows and columns.  However, your data isn't in a true "table" unless you've used the specific Excel data table feature. WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND We will do a deep dive into how to manage and analyze data using Excel Ta...