From the course: Excel 2016 for the Mac: Managing and Analyzing Data
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Date filters - Microsoft Excel for Mac Tutorial
From the course: Excel 2016 for the Mac: Managing and Analyzing Data
Date filters
- [Instructor] We're looking at a worksheet called Date Filter, in our chapter two file. And you can see pretty quickly that column G has higher dates in it. Now, we might want to use a filter on this. Excel once again, as you saw in the previous movie with regard to numeric data, Excel recognizes date type data. So if we click anywhere in this worksheet and activate Filter from the Data tab of the ribbon, Filter, click in the drop arrow, the filter arrow for column G, we see some choices here. First of all, by year, that could be handy at times. We can check and uncheck those. When we go to choose one, we see quite a few choices here, and an arrow at the bottom. So if this is historical data, in terms of the dates, and it is, we can see all the dates before a certain date. We could see yesterday's date, last week's date, if that were pertinent here, and sales data might be perhaps not here as much but Last Month, Last Quarter, Last Year. Lots of choices here, or Year To Date. So…
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Filter single- and multiple-column text4m 13s
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Numeric filters4m 59s
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Date filters5m 31s
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Text filters5m 38s
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Top 10 (value or percent) option3m 31s
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Create custom filters5m 56s
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Copy and sort filtered lists5m
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Recognize standard filtering limitations3m 43s
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