Use a Top 10 AutoFilter in Excel – Instructions

Use a Top 10 AutoFilter in Excel - Instructions: A picture of the “Top 10 AutoFilter” dialog box in Excel.
Use a Top 10 AutoFilter in Excel: Overview             You can use a Top 10 AutoFilter in Excel to show a specified number of the top or bottom percent or items in a field within the table. When you use a Top 10 AutoFilter in Excel, it defaults to showing the top 10 percent of
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Sort a Table in Excel – Instructions and Video Lesson

Sort a Table in Excel - Instructions: A picture of the “Sort” dialog box within Excel for Office 365.
Sort a Table in Excel: Overview             You can sort a table in Excel using any of the fields available. Sorting is one of the main reasons that you create tables in Microsoft Excel. It allows you to easily organize information in the table records. By default, Excel can sort alphabetically or numerically in either
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Create Tables in Word – Instructions

Create Tables in Word - Instructions: A picture of a user creating tables in Word by using the grid in the “Table” button’s drop-down menu.
Create Tables in Word: Overview About Creating Tables in Word:             You can create tables in Word for many reasons. It is possible to create tables in Word that manipulate data, like a spreadsheet program. You can also create tables in Word to simply store data. Alternatively, you can use them to help you structure
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Insert Table Formulas in Word – Instructions

Insert Table Formulas in Word - Instructions: A picture of the default formula that Word suggests in the
Insert Table Formulas in Word: Overview             You can insert table formulas in Word tables to perform simple mathematical functions on data. To insert table formulas in Word that add, subtract, multiply, and divide numbers in the table cells, you insert formulas into cells where you want to show the answers to the mathematical operations
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Create a Data Model from External Relational Data in Excel – Instructions

Create a Data Model from External Relational Data in Excel - Instructions: A picture of a user selecting the external relational data tables to add to the data model in an Excel workbook by using the “Select Table” dialog box.
Create a Data Model from External Relational Data in Excel: Overview             You can create a data model from external relational data in Excel. Data models in Excel let you store multiple tables of information. They can then be used a data source for PivotTables, PivotCharts, and Power View reports.             The choice to add
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Rename a Field in a Table in Access – Instructions and Video Lesson

Rename a Field in a Table in Access - Instructions: A picture of a user renaming a table field in Access.
Rename a Field in a Table in Access: Overview             You can rename a field in a table in Access that you have already created. You should be extremely careful when you do this! This is because any changes you make to field names are not necessarily updated in all the previously created objects. This
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View Project Costs in Microsoft Project – Instructions

View Project Costs in Microsoft Project - Instructions: A picture of the “Cost” table within the “Gantt Chart” view of a project file in Project.
View Project Costs in Microsoft Project: Overview             This lesson shows you how to view project costs in Microsoft Project. Monitoring project costs is a very important aspect of many projects. You can see much of the cost data you need to monitor in the “Cost” table of your project file. You can switch the
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Merge and Split Table Cells in Publisher- Instructions

Merge and Split Table Cells in Publisher- Instructions: A picture of a user merging multiple table cells in Publisher.
Merge and Split Table Cells in Publisher: Overview             After adding a table to a publication, you can merge and split table cells in Publisher to control its layout. You can merge multiple selected cells together into one larger cell. You can also split a single, selected cell into multiple, smaller cells. This is often
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