Office 2003

• Base sales forecasts and trend lines on data
• Check that hunch with Excel "what-if" scenarios
• Control access to sensitive financial documents
• Excel lists make your data dance
  The List command puts everything you use everyday right at your fingertips. No more going to separate menus and various buttons. And lists will help you find answers quickly in large or complex worksheets. Create a list for part of the worksheet, and you can sort that data separately, without affecting the rest of the worksheet.

See Also

* About Excel lists * Convert an Excel list to a range * Create an Excel list * Share Excel lists on a SharePoint site * Show or hide the total row in an Excel list * Synchronize list with SharePoint site * Unlink an Excel list

• Get operations data on the same page: Pull it together with Excel
• Import financial data from the Web
• Is your financial data worksheet calculating the results you intended?
• Real-world facts and figures in the Research task pane
• Share your data with your team
• Slice and dice sales data with PivotTable reports
• Use conditional formatting to highlight operations deficiencies and opportunities
• View XML financial data in familiar Excel worksheets