Excel has announced a new array-based function called SORT, which can be used to sort data in one or more columns without involving a manual sort process or a complicated macro process.

When you are organizing data for your company in a spreadsheet using Microsoft Excel, you do not have to manually edit the information, if you want to sort it alphabetically. Instead, you can use ...

Another way to split data into multiple columns is to use some of Microsoft Excel's functions. If you choose this route, remember that the split values will be linked to the original values, meaning ...

You can filter data in Excel based on either certain parameters in columns or over the whole sheet, and you can later unfilter the sheet.

Sorting is one of Microsoft Excel's easiest tasks. Click; you're done! At least until you need to sort by multiple columns. For this sort task, you'll need a custom sort. Here's how.

You can sort data by dates in Microsoft Excel and Excel Online. Learn how to sort all the columns according to date column using this tutorial.

If you're new to Excel, here are some key basics you should be familiar with. Collaborate With Other Users ...

Organize your Microsoft Excel spreadsheet to view your data efficiently. Whether you need to rearrange cells or filter your data to match criteria, Excel provides built-in tools to create the ...

Sorting data via cell and font colors in Microsoft Excel is much easier than one might think, and we have to thank Microsoft for not making this task a complicated mess.

It's easy to alphabetize data in a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet by row or column using the "Sort" feature. You can also alphabetize in Excel using shortcuts found in the "Data" or "Home" tabs.

Not all sort tasks in Microsoft Excel begin with the characters to the left, but getting around that issue is easier than you think. Susan Harkins shows you how.

You don’t have to struggle or scratch your head when it comes to using Microsoft Excel. This guide for beginners will get you off to a solid start with Excel.