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🟢 LEARN EXCEL WITH ME AND BECOME A REFERENCE IN THE JOB MARKET: http://excelentejoao.com.br/sejaexcel... #Excelentejoao #Excel #Dashboard In this Excel video lesson, we will learn how to use the Searchable Filter in the Excel Spreadsheet. The dynamic and interactive filter in Excel can be very useful for you to use in your daily life and in the job market. The filter serves to show us only the information we need to see. Then, we choose the important data and we can view only what we filtered. However, many times using a filter in the Excel Table may not be very intuitive, so this solution can help you build more modern and intuitive spreadsheets, in addition to making navigation in your spreadsheet more dynamic. You can also use it to create Dashboards in Excel and reports in Excel. The searchable filter works like this: you type the information you need to find in the table, there may be more than one, and then click the search button for Excel to filter only what you typed. The Excel spreadsheet basically combines what you typed with the information in the Table. So, in this free Excel tutorial, we will need to use some important Excel tools as well as some important features. Having a database, that is, a list of information is the first thing we need to do. Then, we will use the Excel tool called format as table to convert our database into an Excel table. After that, we will record a macro in Excel. We will not use VBA or the Script editor. We will only use macro recording. To do this, we first need to enable the Developer tab in Excel and then we will be able to access its toolbox where the macro recording in Excel is located. After recording the Macro, we will create buttons in Excel. Whenever we click on a button, it performs an action, in this case, the macro will be compiled. We will create the buttons using Figures in Excel. Or, you can use Images, Objects, Icons, etc. Macro Definition: If you have repetitive tasks in Excel, you can record a macro to automate these tasks. This way, you don't have to do the same thing over and over again. Excel can help you with this process. A macro is a set of actions that you can perform as many times as you want. When you create a macro, you are recording mouse clicks and keystrokes. When you click record macro, Excel will record all the clicks you make on the spreadsheet, as well as any buttons you press on your keyboard or the buttons on the tool tabs and their functions.