Support WebCast: Microsoft Excel: Using Excel to Manage and Analyze Lists and Simple Databases (818343)



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  • Microsoft Excel 2002

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May 5, 2003

This Support WebCast notes that you can use Microsoft Excel to keep track of information commonly found in lists, such as addresses, inventory, sales, and similar data. It is a great place to do so and can be an intermediary between not tracking something and putting the information into a relational database such as Microsoft Access. However, after this information is in Excel, it often remains there and does not help you. This WebCast looks at how to use lists and simple databases in Excel by easily adding information, and then learning how to view and analyze the data to help make better business decisions

This is a Level 200 session that will be presented by Tiffany Towb. Tiffany Towb has been with the Seminar Sales Team, based in Dallas, since joining Microsoft in 2001. Before that she worked as an IT manager at an offshore drilling company and as an Instructor Manager at a global computer training company.

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