Query a table by row filtering using Excelerate

One method of structured querying a data table is row filtering. That is, selecting all rows where conditions specified for a number of columns are simultaneously true. Excelerate makes that quick and painless, and this process is frequently quite messy in Excel. The video below gives several short examples.

Making Excel and pdfs Work Together

Making Excel and PDF Work Together When a straightforward Excel workbook—containing one or two substantial data tables—gets exported to PDF format and subsequently re-imported into

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Managing employee, client times

Here is a video that illustrates in some detail how Excelerate can collect, rearrange, modify and combine data relating to combinations of employees or associated

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Full Time vs Part Time Employment

Analyzing Employment Trends: Full-Time vs. Part-Time Work Within the Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) Report, two key employment categories—full-time employment and part-time employment for economic reasons—offer valuable insight into the

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payroll Taxes

 Payroll Tax Receipts for the Month of May were down 1.5 – 2 percent from the Month of April.  Now, the NFP Report and Payroll Taxes

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Bitcoin

The Current Role of Bitcoin Our quantitative sentiment algorithm applied to Bitcoin provides a much clearer view into the challenges facing the U.S. Dollar. Initially,

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Yield curves

 “Yield Curve” is the name given to the relationship between the yields of different maturities of U.S. Treasury debt.  There are desirable yield curves, undesirable

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