Excel 2010 - Tables - Are they worth the Fuss?
I'd like to get some links on whether setting up a spreadsheet as a table is really necessary to get a particular job done. Almost everything I've seen done within the confines of a table can be done without defining a table. AND, tables use special syntax for calculating row values, (i.e. the "@") and having the table given a unique name "TABLE1"
I'm just not seeing the value. Or am I totally wrong here?
I'm just not seeing the value. Or am I totally wrong here?
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>...I think tables are a very useful new feature.
New? Tables are available in Excel2002!
New? Tables are available in Excel2002!
No, they are not. I suspect you are thinking of Data Tables? Tables were introduced with 2007, as an empowered version of the Lists added in 2003.
Yep, Data Tables
Yeah, totally different thing. I think I've used data tables once before. :)
brothertruffle880 - Thanks for the points - Patrick
FWIW, I think tables are a very useful new feature.