| Creating a Database in Excel | | Creating Charts |
 | What is a database? | |  | Creating a chart sheet |
 | Why create a database in Excel? | |  | Creating an embedded chart |
 | Guidelines for creating a database | | Modifying and Formatting Charts |
| Sorting Data | |  | Formatting chart text |
 | Single level sorting | |  | Formatting chart data |
 | Multiple level sorting | |  | Printing a chart |
 | Sorting options | |  | Adding and removing chart items |
 | Design considerations | | Protect and Display Options |
| Working with Lists | |  | Protecting and worksheet or workbook |
 | Creating a list | |  | Using comments |
 | Filtering a list | | Metadata in Excel Workbooks |
 | Custom criteria | |  | Document properties, track changes, comments |
 | Multiple-condition criteria | |  | Other Excel features to consider when emailing workbook |
 | Managing a filtered list | | |
| Using an Excel Database in a Word Mail Merge | | Overview of Excel's Analysis Tools |
 | Setting up a worksheet to be used as a data source in a mail merge | |  | Goal Seek |
 | Perform Mail Merge with Excel data source | |  | Scenario |
| Working with Lists | |  | Pivot |
 | Import a table from Word of WordPerfect | | | |
 | Import a text file | | | |