How Do You Define Criterion For An Excel Table?
If you need to analyze your Microsoft Excel tables for database functions or other types of table analysis, you will need to first define the criteria you are going to use. Defining single or multiple criteria will help you determine what cells in the table you need to set aside from the others for the analysis. Determine if you need to define a single criterion or multiple criteria for the analysis you want to run on your Excel table. If you are only looking for a single piece of information within your table, then you only need to establish one criterion. For example, if you have a table of each month’s gross profit for a year and you are only looking for a month where you made over $3,000 then you only need one criterion. Decide if the criteria you want to set are alphabetic, numeric or date conditions. To do this, think about the result you want to receive and determine if it will be a result that uses letters, numbers or dates. Use the “And” criteria if you are working with multip
