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Outlook offers several ways to filter emails. A filter lets you see only those messages that meet certain criteria. For example, you could pick a filter that lets you see only emails that have attachments or are unread.  Here's how it works.

On the Home tab, in the Find group, click Filter Email.

Click any of the filters to see only those emails that fit that category. For example, select This Week  to show time ranges and click Last Week to see only emails you received last week. 

To remove the filter, click Close Search, and your email view returns to normal--you can see all the emails in your inbox. 

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Sorting and filtering grade book data by using Excel tables (video)

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Sort and filter grade book data using Excel tables (video) Matt Shelton 16 Mar 2011 8:22 AM Comments 0

If you find yourself banging your head on your desk when it comes time to sort and filter student data in your grade book, Excel tables can make your life less stressful. Tables let you sort student test scores (for example, from lowest to highest), calculate average scores on assignments, and add special formatting to your spreadsheet. Converting your existing grade book into a formatted table is quick and easy. You supply the student data, and Excel does the heavy lifting.

This video will get you started. If you want to get more in-depth, there's an entire training course devoted to Excel tables.

If you want to learn more about Excel, take a look at the Microsoft Excel blog.

--Matt Shelton

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