Ascending order | Arranges text values alphabetically from A to Z, arranges numbers from smallest to largest, and arranges dates from earliest to most recent.
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Custom sorting series | An ordered list you create to instruct Excel in what order to sort rows containing the list items.
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Data fields (pivot table) | Numeric data that appears in the pivot table's central position and is summarized.
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Data form | A dialog box displaying one row of a list in text boxes in which you can add, locate, modify, or delete records.
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Descending order | Arranges text values alphabetically from Z to A, arranges numbers from largest to smallest, and arranges dates from most recent to earliest.
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Exact match criteria | Criteria in which a row's field exactly matches a particular filter value.
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Field | Each column of a list of related information describing some characteristic of the object, person, or place.
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Filtering | A list displaying only records that match particular criteria and hiding the rows that do not.
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Headings row | The list row containing the column headings appearing at the top of the list.
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List | A collection of data arranged in columns and rows in which each column displays one particular type of data.
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List definition table | A table with column names and their definitions.
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Pivot table | An interactive table enabling you quickly to group and summarize large amounts of data.
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Primary sort field | The first sort field of multiple sort fields required to reorder a list.
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Record | Each row of a list containing the fields that collectively describe a single object, person, or place.
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Refresh (pivot table) | Make Excel recalculate the values in the pivot table based on the data list's current values.
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Relational operator | Compares two values and the result is either true or false.
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Search criteria | Values that the data form should match in specified data form fields.
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Secondary sort field | The field used to break ties on a group of matching primary sort field values.
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Sort field | The field or fields you use to sort a list.
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Sort key | See sort field.
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Tie (sort) | Exists when one or more records have the same value for a field.
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Wild card character | A special character that stands for zero or more characters.
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