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Bonjour, ca marche Microsoft IT Showcase/Getting started with Excel 2016 With new chart types and improvements to PivotTables and business intelligence (BI), Microsoft Excel 2016 makes it easier to work with large amounts of data and give it even more meaning. Unlock insights, and tell the story in your data by organizing it in spreadsheets (workbooks). View your data in context, and use the analytic capabilities of Microsoft Excel to make more informed decisions. And it is easier than ever to save and work with your workbooks in the cloud, and collaborate with others who need to see and edit your data. NOTE: This guide covers the desktop client version of Excel 2016 for Windows. What’s new Excel 2016 has new features, built so you can do great work with smart tools that help you stay on task. Improved file version history You don’t need to be concerned as you and your team make edits and changes within the same document. Open a previous version Select the Activity button in the upper right hand corner of Excel 2016. Data analysis enhancements New charts Treemap

b2i - vocabulaire des principaux éléments de l'ordinateur Les jeux du B2I Les fiches du b2i (vocabulaire) : Exploitation pédagogique Le but du jeu est simple : il faut déplacer chaque objet dans le nuage où est inscrit son nom. Liens avec les compétences du socle commun Power BI Demo Microsoft Power Query for Excel Help Note: Power Query is known as Get & Transform in Excel 2016. Information provided here applies to both. To learn more, see Get & Transform in Excel 2016. Power Query provides data discovery, data transformation and enrichment for the desktop to the cloud. Standard Power Query features Easily discover, combine, and refine data for better analysis in Excel. * The specific General Availability (GA) version numbers are Power Query 1.5.3296.2082 and Power Query 2.10.3547.461. More about Power Query for Excel Getting started Microsoft Power Query for Excel provides an intuitive user interface for data discovery, data transformation and enrichment. You can share and manage queries as well as search data within your organization. Introduction to Microsoft Power Query for Excel Microsoft Power Query for Excel provides an intuitive user interface for data discovery, data transformation and data enrichment. Import data from external data sources Shape data Add a query to an Excel worksheet Tutorials Reference

Rui Quintino Blog | Random Thoughts on Software Development,Data & Business Intelligence… PowerPivot Videos Skip to main content SQL Server Sign in United States (English) Home 2014 2012 2008 R2 2008 Previous Versions Library Forums © 2014 Microsoft Manage Your Profile Use Analyze in Excel + Excel Camera to create PowerPoint magic – Christopher Finlan So this blog post falls into the “I just think this is cool” bucket. Did you know Excel had camera functionality? Well, I didn’t. Basically, it allows you to take a picture of a collection of cells in your workbook. My table in my Excel workbook looks like this – If I highlight those cells and use the camera tool, I can do the following in my workbook (I normally wouldn’t make the picture this big, but wanted to emphasize it was a picture and not just a linked table) – Now I’ll change the numbers to text. And since it is a picture, I can do all the normal things I could do to a picture in terms of formatting – So could I do something like this with a Pivot Table? Then created my Pivot Table against the data and used the camera tool as I did in my earlier example. Any change I made in the Pivot Table is reflected in the picture – This is nice, but what I really want is this live picture in a PowerPoint deck that gets updated when my data is updated in Excel. Like this: Like Loading...