| Are You Working with a List? |
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Often a Microsoft Excel worksheet takes the form of a list, which is a labeled series of rows containing similar data.
Working with lists, you can:
- Show a subset of rows by filtering to see just the data you want.
- Sort the list alphabetically, numerically, or chronologically, or create a custom sort.
- Insert automatic subtotals.
- Compare and analyze data in a PivotTable, which is an interactive worksheet table that summarizes large amounts of data.
For information about working with lists, see Create a Business Contact List in Microsoft Excel. For information about creating a PivotTable, see Create a Sales Summary.
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Next Steps
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| Create charts that display your data graphically on the worksheet or on separate sheets | Create a Chart from Worksheet Data |
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