Overview

We will do a deep dive into Excel’s Table feature, which offers numerous opportunities to vastly improve your worksheets' integrity.

The Table feature simplifies sorting and filtering data lists, 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.

When rows of data are added to a table, PivotTables, Sparklines, Conditional Formatting, and other objects will automatically include the new data. Redefining sets of data becomes obsolete. 

Why you should Attend

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.

Areas Covered in the Session

• Setup a usable database
• Navigate a large database
• Use Data Validation to create drop-down lists for easy data entry
• Import a text file into Excel
• Learn the benefits of tables
• Create and modify tables
• Add and delete data in a table
• Calculate data in a table
• Use the table’s total row
• Convert tables to normal ranges of data and why
• Summarize table data with a PivotTable
• Learn the benefit of refreshing PivotTables based on tables 

Who Will Benefit

• Business Owners
• CEO's / CFO's / CTO's
• Managers
• Accountants
• CPA's
• Financial Consultants
• IT Professionals
• Auditors
• Human Resource Personnel
• Bookkeepers
• Marketers
• Anybody with large amounts of Data
• Anybody who uses Microsoft Excel on a regular basis, and wants to be more efficient and productive