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It used to take a bit of work to analyze data using Excel, but now it only takes a few steps.  You can instantly create different types of charts, including line and column charts, or sparklines.  You can also apply a table style, create PivotTables, quickly insert totals, and apply conditional formatting.

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If you are not sure which analysis option to use, below is a quick overview.

Formatting

This function lets you highlight parts of your data by adding data bars and colors.  This lets you quickly see high and low values, or other things.

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Charts

Excel will recommend different charts, it is based on the type of data you have selected.  If you do not see the chart you want, click More Charts.

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Totals

This function lets you calculate the numbers in columns and rows.  For example, Sum inserts a total that grows as you add items to your data.  Click the little black arrows on the right and left to see more additional options.

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Tables

Tables can make earlier to filter, sort and summarize your data.

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Sparklines

Sparklines provide a quick way to see the trends.

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