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Using numeric filters
From the course: Excel 2016: Managing and Analyzing Data
Using numeric filters
- [Voiceover] In this worksheet called numeric filter, we want to see for the moment only salaries that fall within a certain range. So activating filter from the data tab in the ribbon, we see the filter arrows and Excel, again, recognizes the data. As I click the drop arrow for comp, number filters automatically kicks in. We might wanna find all entries here where the compensation amounts fall within a certain range. So here's an option called between, easy to get to, and the feature automatically activates the custom autofilter here. So if we wanna see just those compensation amounts between 80 and 100,000, 80,000 here, and here 100,000. Now it's possible that some of the compensation amounts might be exactly 80,000 or exactly 100,000. Think about whether you want this to be the actual test. Between the way it's used here would be inclusive. So if you don't want to include someone that makes exactly 100,000, you could…
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Single and multiple-column filtering5m 19s
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Using text filters3m 7s
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Using date filters4m
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Using numeric filters3m 20s
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Using the Top Ten (value or percent) option4m 17s
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Creating custom filters7m 31s
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Copying and printing filtered lists3m 4s
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Recognizing the limitations of standard filtering3m 5s
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Filtering interactively using slicers with tables8m 36s
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