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Did you know that you can build a database in Excel? It's true—and it's so easy! Learn how to make an Excel database in this Bitesize Business School lesson.
Did you know that you can build a database in Excel? It's true—and it's so easy! Learn how to make an Excel database in this Bitesize Business School lesson.
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Create a clean, focused spreadsheet—that only shows the data that you're working with—by learning how to hide and unhide columns and rows in Microsoft Excel.
Create a clean, focused spreadsheet—that only shows the data that you're working with—by learning how to hide and unhide columns and rows in Microsoft Excel.
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In this lesson from Bitesize Business School, learn how to color tabs in Microsoft Excel to stay organized, easily look up important data, and more.
In this lesson from Bitesize Business School, learn how to color tabs in Microsoft Excel to stay organized, easily look up important data, and more.
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In this lesson, learn how to use the Solver in Microsoft Excel to define and solve problems, then make sound business decisions based on concrete data.
In this lesson, learn how to use the Solver in Microsoft Excel to define and solve problems, then make sound business decisions based on concrete data.
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Did you know that you can import data from the Federal Reserve into a spreadsheet? Learn how to use the FRED add-in for Excel to extract Fed data with ease.
Did you know that you can import data from the Federal Reserve into a spreadsheet? Learn how to use the FRED add-in for Excel to extract Fed data with ease.
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