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Workbook Design
Data Lists are my primary use for Excel. I tend to import the data on
a Worksheet into columns A and B, for example. Skip a column for easy use of the Go To function. Then, columns D and E are for calculations. Is this common and why? Do some folks dedicate a single worksheet for just data and then put calculations on a separate worksheet? What would be the benefit? Thanks. |
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