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Shmuel Oluwa
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Shmuel Oluwa is a financial executive and seasoned instructor, of over 25 years, in a number of finance related fields, with a passion for imparting knowledge. He has developed considerable skill in the use of Microsoft Excel and has organised training courses in Business Excel, Financial Modeling with Excel, Forensics and Fraud Detection with Excel, Excel as an Investigative Tool, Accounting for Non-Accountants, Credit Analysis with Excel amongst others. He has given classes in Nigeria, Angola, Kenya and Tanzania but his online community of students covers several continents. Shmuel divides his time between London and Lagos with his pharmacist wife. He is fluent in 3 languages. English, Yoruba and Hebrew.
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Extracting groupings from the WTB

The next step is to convert the WTB into an Excel table and then prepare a pivot table to summarize the account descriptions:

  1. To convert to a table, place the cursor anywhere inside WTB, then press Ctrl + T.
  2. The range is highlighted and the Convert to Table dialog box is launched. Check the My Table Has Headers checkbox, confirm that the correct range is covered, and then click Ok.

Figure 12.7 – The WTB formatted as a table

  1. With the Table Design ribbon selected, go to the Table Name option at the beginning of the ribbon icons and change the name of the table to WTB.

Formatting the range as a table has several advantages:

  • Type in a formula at the beginning of any field and when you press Enter, the formula is filled down the rest of the records of that field.
  • You can include the range in formulas simply by typing the WTB table name.
  • You can add new records to the bottom of the...
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Shmuel Oluwa is a financial executive and seasoned instructor, of over 25 years, in a number of finance related fields, with a passion for imparting knowledge. He has developed considerable skill in the use of Microsoft Excel and has organised training courses in Business Excel, Financial Modeling with Excel, Forensics and Fraud Detection with Excel, Excel as an Investigative Tool, Accounting for Non-Accountants, Credit Analysis with Excel amongst others. He has given classes in Nigeria, Angola, Kenya and Tanzania but his online community of students covers several continents. Shmuel divides his time between London and Lagos with his pharmacist wife. He is fluent in 3 languages. English, Yoruba and Hebrew.
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