worksheet
worksheet
An Excel worksheet or spreadsheet allows data to be easily summed and charted.
Usually spreadsheet or database software.
I would call it easy...You can make a graph with a single click of a button and you can do a summary in the form of subtotals with about 3 clicks.
Microsoft Graph :o
All of the above.
Granularity refers to the level of detail of the data stored fact tables in a data warehouse. High granularity refers to data that is at or near the transaction level. Data that is at the transaction level is usually referred to as atomic level data. Low granularity refers to data that is summarized or aggregated, usually from the atomic level data. Summarized data can be lightly summarized as in daily or weekly summaries or highly summarized data such as yearly averages and totals.
Yes. Filtering data allows you to see on certain parts of it, based on the criteria you have specified. It is one of the things that a database does, but Excel can also do.
In Access, the "External Data" tab makes it easy to automatically import data from Excel. Within this tab, you can select the "Excel" option, which allows you to browse for the Excel file you want to import. The wizard will guide you through the import process, enabling you to specify how you want the data to be imported into your Access database.
It allows you to quickly fill a range of cells with some data or a formula.
The Source Data.
Yes, Excel data can be imported into CPOF (Command Post of the Future) using various methods, such as converting the Excel file to a compatible format like CSV or utilizing data integration tools that support Excel imports. This allows users to leverage existing data for operational planning and situational awareness within the CPOF system. Always ensure that the data is properly formatted to avoid import errors.