Many documents created today need to be re-purposed for use in different ways. A document originally intended for print will usually be required in a digital format. A document intended for a mobile device such as an iPad will need to be produced in both landscape and portrait orientations. All of this is made possible in InDesign through the use of alternate layouts.
Excel worksheets can be used to keep lists of information such as employee details, subscribers, accounts, sales, or even bird sightings if need be. The Advanced Filter in Excel enables you to analyse the data in a list by filtering it according to specific criteria. Excel worksheets can be used to keep lists of information such as employee details, subscribers, accounts, sales, or even bird sightings if need be. The Advanced Filter in Excel enables you to analyse the data in a list by filtering it according to specific criteria.
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Creating Slicers in Excel
Slicers are special field filters that can be applied to Excel tables. They are most useful for further dissecting an existing PivotTable report in a worksheet. Slicers are actually graphics objects comprising of a rectangle and special filter buttons. Slicers are inserted into the worksheet from the Slicer command on the INSERT tab of the ribbon.
Excel’s reputation as an analysis tool grows with each successive upgrade. While data analysis was originally confined to data in a worksheet, Excel is now being used for analysing data from a variety of sources including databases and larger corporate data sources. Whilst this can be done using Excel itself, Power Pivot is an add-in that consolidates the steps towards achieving this.
Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet application that is usually part of a suite of Microsoft applications, known as Microsoft Office. You can use Excel for all sorts of tasks involving numbers such as budgeting, sales analysis, forecasting, charting and graphing and much more. Excel is a tool used to perform calculations with numbers, so virtually any task that requires calculation and number crunching can be set-up and performed in Excel. Originally introduced in 1993, Microsoft Excel has become the go-to program for people who want to use spreadsheets.