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1 post replyReplyThu 25 Jun 2009, 14:11Delegate Yojitha said...

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Excel!

How do I create a table in Excel?

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2,024 posts replyReplyMon 29 Jun 2009, 13:23Trainer Amanda said...

RE: Excel!

Hello Yojitha

Thank you for your question and welcome to the forum.

I am assuming you are referring to the List feature in Excel 2003 (called Tables in Excel 2007).

To create a list (pre-defined table/database):
1. Select the database (including headings).
2. Go to Data-List-Create List.

Once you have defined a database as a list, any data added into the end of the database automatically become part of the list. Also if you click within the list, and go to Data-List again, you will have other options available to use.

Kind regards
Amanda

Mon 6 Jul 2009: Automatically marked as resolved.

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