Yes, it is possible to store data in Excel. Excel is a spreadsheet program that can store and calculate data in different ways. It is used to organize and manipulate data, create reports and perform calculations.

The formula to find unique values in Excel is COUNTIF: =COUNTIF(range, "value") This formula will count the number of times a specific value appears in the given range.

1. Select the column you want to filter. 2. Click the Filter button on the Data ribbon. 3. Create your filter criteria by using the search bar, check box or text drop down menu. 4. Once you have set the filter criteria, click OK to apply the filter.

1. Open your Excel file and make any changes you need to make. 2. Click on the File tab at the top of the window. 3. Select the “Save As” option. 4. Choose the location you wish to save the file. 5. Select the file type you would like to save the file as (e.g. Excel Workbook (.xlsx)). 6. Give your file a name and click “Save”.

1. Avoid having multiple worksheets in your Excel file. Combine all data onto a single worksheet for a smoother import process. 2. Avoid having non-text data in your Excel file since many programs can’t read it correctly. If you need to import non-text data, convert it to text before bringing it in. 3. Avoid manually entering data into cells in your Excel file. Automatically generated data often results in fewer errors and a smoother import process. 4. Avoid overloading your Excel file. If it’s too large, it can be difficult to read and manipulate. Instead, break up large datasets into smaller files for easier processing. 5. Avoid storing redundant data in your Excel file. Duplicate records can slow the import process and potentially result in errors.

To save an Excel file in Windows XP, open the Excel file, click the 'File' menu at the top of the window and select 'Save As' from the drop-down menu. Give the file a name, select a folder to save it in and click the 'Save' button.

You can search for text in Excel by using the "Find and Replace" tool. To access it: 1. Go to the Home tab. 2. Click the Find and Select button in the Editing group. 3. Choose Find. 4. Enter the text you're looking for in the Find what box and click Find All. 5. You will see all the instances of the text you searched for highlighted in the worksheet.

To save an Excel file as a workbook, open the Microsoft Excel program. Then click the File tab and choose Save As. In the drop-down menu, select Excel Workbook under the Save As Type option to save the file as a workbook.

1. Open the Excel file you wish to back up, and then click File > Save As. 2. In the Save As window, select a destination to save the Excel file (such as an external hard drive or cloud storage). 3. Choose a file format for the backup. Excel file formats include XLSX (the default format for Excel workbooks), XLSM (macro-enabled Excel workbook), and XLSB (binary Excel workbook). 4. Give the backup file a name, click Save, and the file will be saved in the specified location.

To make a bullet symbol in Excel, you can either use the Symbol dialog box or the Alt code. Via the Symbol Dialog Box: 1. Select the cell(s) you want to insert the symbol into. 2. Go to Insert > Symbol. 3. In the Subset drop-down menu, select Wingdings. 4. Scroll down and select the bullet symbol (•). 5. Click Insert. Via the Alt Code: 1. Select the cell(s) you want to insert the symbol into. 2. On your keyboard, press the Alt key and type 0149 on the numeric keypad at the same time. 3. Release the Alt key and the bullet symbol (•) should appear in the selected cells.