Excel is a good tool for managing lists at the end-user desk. Short of working with a full-fledged database (way beyond the scope of this column), Excel provides the ability
How to Manage Excel Lists
Excel is a good tool for managing lists at the end-user desk. Short of working with a full-fledged database, Excel provides the ability to sort, filter, subtotal, parse, join (concatenate) and change the letter casing of your information for easier data handling and reporting.
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