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Get statistics about your workbook
From the course: Microsoft 365 New Features
Get statistics about your workbook
- [Instructor] Some Excel workbooks can become quite large and cumbersome, making it difficult to know it's makeup. Well, now you can get a snapshot of your workbooks' cells, tables, charts, tabs, formulas, and more, all with a new feature called Workbook Statistics. Let's explore this with this somewhat large workbook here. You can see I have many tabs across the bottom, several different sheets, all containing different types of content. To get a grasp of what I'm looking at here, we can go up to the review tab on the ribbon and in the proofing section, we find access to the new feature Workbook Statistics. Go ahead and give that a click, and it opens up this dialogue with information on the current sheet, as well as the entire workbook. In this current sheet, I can see the last cell in the sheet where that's located, how many cells actually contain data. There are no tables. There's only one formula, one chart, and one…
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Turn data into maps3m 6s
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Stock and geographic data types3m 28s
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Add and reply to comments in a cell3m 4s
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Extract and split text6m 56s
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Add an image to a cell4m 56s
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Capture and insert image data2m 49s
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Get statistics about your workbook1m 29s
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Use new data types in Excel7m 16s
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