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Instructor Materials for Course 70148: Microsoft Excel 2013 Essentials Aligned with Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) exam 77-420: Microsoft Excel 2013 Managing data by using tables Module 10

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Learning, practice, and assessments 10 Lesson 29: Creating and formatting tables Lesson 30: Sorting and filtering table data Lesson 31: Modifying table formatting Lesson 32: Modifying table structure Project: Create and modify a table Quiz

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Instructor Materials for Course 70148: Microsoft Excel 2013 EssentialsAligned with Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) exam 77-420: Microsoft Excel 2013

Managing data by using tablesModule 10

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ModuleLearning, practice, and

assessmentsLesson 29: Creating and formatting tablesLesson 30: Sorting and filtering table dataLesson 31: Modifying table formattingLesson 32: Modifying table structureProject: Create and modify a tableQuiz

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Learning, practice, and assessments

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Lesson

Converting tables and rangesApplying styles to tables

29Creating and formatting tables

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Terminologytablestable cells

stylesrelationships

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Lecture

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Discussion

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QuestionWhy would it be more efficient to have data in a table than in a standard cell range?

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QuestionWhy would it be useful to convert a table back to a cell range?

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QuestionIn what situation would it be helpful to apply styles to data to display specific data?

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QuestionWhy should you use names in a formula instead of specific cells?

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QuestionHow do table relationships affect the data within the table?

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Objective review Lesson

Converting tables and rangesApplying styles to tables

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Changing sort orderSorting data on multiple columnsFiltering records

30Sorting and filtering table data

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Terminologyascendingdescending sortfilter

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Lecture

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Discussion

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QuestionGive an example of sorting a table in ascending order.

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QuestionGive an example of sorting a table in descending order.

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QuestionWhy would you sort data based on cell color?

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QuestionWhy would you filter data based on a text string?

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QuestionWhat benefit does a PivotTable provide?

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Objective review Lesson

Changing sort orderSorting data on multiple columnsFiltering records

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Defining titlesBanding rows and columnsRemoving styles from tables

31Modifying table formatting

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Terminologybandingtitle

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Lecture

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Discussion

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QuestionGive an example of how headers change formulas within a table.

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QuestionWhat are the benefits of the banding formatting option?

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QuestionWhat benefit does banding table columns provide?

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QuestionHow can banding improve the display of data?

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QuestionHow can a table style help display data?

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Objective review Lesson

Defining titlesBanding rows and columnsRemoving styles from tables

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Adding and removing cells within tablesRemoving duplicatesInserting Total rows

32Modifying table structure

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Terminologyprimary keysecondary key

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Lecture

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Discussion

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QuestionGive an example of why you would remove duplicate entries from a table.

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QuestionWhy would you use a Total row in a table instead of a formula?

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QuestionGive an example of why you would export a table to Visio.

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QuestionHow do slicers help in reading data from a table?

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QuestionExplain the purpose of using primary and secondary keys in tables.

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Objective review Lesson

Adding and removing cells within tablesRemoving duplicatesInserting Total rows

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Complete the Student Project for this moduleYou may work in a group, but you are responsible for your own workTurn in the completed assignment for review

ProjectCreate and modify a table 10

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Quiz

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QuestionHow do you change a table to a range without losing the data? Select the Convert To Range option. Remove all styles from the table. Create and apply a filter. Remove the table headings.

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QuestionWhich criteria can you use to filter the content of a table? (Choose all that apply.) border color cell color cell icon font type

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QuestionWhich criteria can you use to sort the content of a table? (Choose all that apply.) cell color font color font size values

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QuestionWhat is banding? alternating background colors of rows or columns grouping data entries by a primary column and subtotaling the data

within each group the dotted lines that separate table cells the single and double lines above and below a Total row

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QuestionTo uniquely identify a row in a table, what should you use? alternate key candidate key primary key secondary key

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Quiz reviewHow do you change a table to a range without losing the data? Select the Convert To Range option.Which criteria can you use to filter the content of a table? cell color cell icon font typeWhich criteria can you use to sort the content of a table? cell color font color values

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Quiz review (continued)What is banding? alternating background colors of rows or columnsTo uniquely identify a row in a table, what should you use? primary key

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