Structured tables (Data tables) or, as we call them, named ranges represent a group of cells that have been given a name and a filter to make it easier to view and work with the data they contain. If these tables start from the first cell in the worksheet, you can set the cell header to appear instead of the worksheet header. To be more precise, instead name of the columns they contain.
Fixing cell addresses is an old topic. However, when you create a structured table (data table) and try to copy a formula that points to a cell inside it, the rules of the game change. That is, the address will not be updated as desired. These addresses can also be fixed, and in the text that follows you will learn how to do this.
All the tables we make have some structure. However, in order to connect with external data sources, Excel requires the structure of the table to be strictly formal. The structured table (Table) represents the named range with a clearly defined header and an applied autofilter. In addition to facilitating connection with other data sources, structured tables allow easy addition of new columns and formulas based on their names …