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How can i normalised my data to 1NF, 2NF and 3NF using excel.
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Normalizations usually involve the transformation of data in the format
y=a*x+b
Let's put you a-factor in A1 and your b-factor in B1. If your raw data is
in C1 thru C100, then in D1 enter:
=$A$1*C1+$B$1
and copy down
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How can i normalised my data to 1NF, 2NF and 3NF using excel.

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Excel isn't a database, so it doesn't support relational database concepts.
(assume 1NF means first normal form and so forth as defined by Codd).

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