Summary
In this module, you explored how to use Copilot in Excel to summarize, analyze, and visualize your data. We went over the basic requirements for using Copilot, like formatting your data as a table or supported range and making sure it's stored on OneDrive or SharePoint. You also got familiar with Copilot's various features, such as generating insights, creating new column formulas, and sorting, filtering, and highlighting your data.
We also covered some advanced features, like Text Insights and the ability to create custom functions and PivotTables. These features of Copilot in Excel enhance data integration, analysis, and visualization. Copilot can generate charts, and automate formulas, providing insights based on specific data queries. It helps you make the most out of your data by suggesting formulas, showing insights in charts and PivotTables, and highlighting interesting data points.