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Excel 2013 Advanced Data Techniques
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When working with complex formulas, small errors can easily go undetected. In this lesson, learn how to use the Evaluate Formula feature to debug your formulas.
When working with complex formulas, small errors can easily go undetected. In this lesson, learn how to use the Evaluate Formula feature to debug your formulas.
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Learn how to use the Watch Window dialog, which allows you to keep both cells and formulas visible for monitoring the effects of any worksheet changes.
Learn how to use the Watch Window dialog, which allows you to keep both cells and formulas visible for monitoring the effects of any worksheet changes.
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Looking for an easy way to visually represent data? In this lesson, see how to create and edit sparklines in Excel 2013 to illustrate data trends over time.
Looking for an easy way to visually represent data? In this lesson, see how to create and edit sparklines in Excel 2013 to illustrate data trends over time.
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In this lesson, Jillian shows you how to apply the data consolidation tool in Excel to combine several different data ranges into a single location.
In this lesson, Jillian shows you how to apply the data consolidation tool in Excel to combine several different data ranges into a single location.
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Merging Excel workbooks manually is both tedious and error prone. In this lesson, learn how to use Excel's automated process for flawless workbook merging.
Merging Excel workbooks manually is both tedious and error prone. In this lesson, learn how to use Excel's automated process for flawless workbook merging.
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