Crear Tablas en Excel

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Objective

Pudeo crear convertir un rango de datos en una tabla estructurada con funciones avanzadas y visualmente atractiva en Excel

Part 1 of 3

Warm-up video

Unknown Channel · 5:00

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Part 2 of 3

Practice

7 questions

1

Describe the two ways the video demonstrates to select the data range you want to format as a table in Excel.

2

Explain the steps to apply a pre-designed table style to a range of cells in Excel, as shown in the video.

Part 3 of 3

Exit ticket

Quick comprehension check

You have a list of student names and their test scores in an Excel sheet. Describe the steps you would take to format this data as a table with a blue, medium-style design, including headers. After formatting the student names and test scores as a table, explain how you would use the filter function to display only the students who scored 85 or higher. You have an existing Excel table with student names, test scores, and attendance records. You want to add a new column for "Homework Completion". Describe the steps you would take to add this new column to the existing table, ensuring it is included in the table's formatting and functionality.

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