Tag Archives: Filtering

Redact Native Excel Files with the Filter Tool

Posted on February 22, 2016 by excelesquire

Sometimes you need to produce only certain rows of a large Excel spreadsheet.  Some lawyers will painstakingly apply redaction stamps to hundreds of pages of tiff images, leaving only the responsive rows visible. This is a terrible waste of time and money, and … Continue reading →

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“Excel Essentials for Busy Lawyers” Approved for New York CLE Credit!

Posted on November 2, 2015 by excelesquire

Excel Esquire’s signature course has been re-approved for New York CLE credit for 2019!  Excel Essentials for Busy Lawyers is a 2-hour workshop for beginner and intermediate Excel users, and covers the basics of filtering, sorting, and analyzing data, as well as performing … Continue reading →

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Do I Need to Dedupe?

Posted on October 3, 2014 by excelesquire

Let’s say I’ve got a set of 6,000 emails that might—or might not—have some duplicates in it.  Before I go crazy with deduping, I’d like a quick way to figure out whether this is an issue or not.  My strategy … Continue reading →

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