Excel 2007 Unit G
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This document provides instructions on how to create and manage tables in Microsoft Excel 2007. It covers how to plan a table by identifying the purpose and structure, create a table, add and find data, sort data, use formulas, and print tables. The key points covered include creating a table, adding and finding data within tables, sorting data, using formulas with calculated columns and structured references, and defining print settings for tables.
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