How to use Microsoft Excel as a simple database and how to organize and sort data on the fly.
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4 Comments
Very helpful and clearly explained but the volume level was too low (could not hear it in a public place or when my a/c was running) Overall: A
Same here djmejia..A+ though.
helpful for people who already know how to make a spreadsheet...
volume too low and visibility of what you showed is blurred.
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Excel is hidden and a form opens automatically that interacts with the Excel workbook. Using Excel formulas you can write to/from cells to mimick the functionality of an Access Database. If you want to create something similar look into advanced Excel functions like Index, Match, Vlookup, etc.
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