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The core of Excel is surprisingly simple. Start with an empty box — a cell. Put a value in it. Connect cells with formulas. Organize one row's worth of information into a meaningful unit. Stack those rows and you have a table. From there, you can sort and filter by category. That's all it is. And it's that simple foundation that leads to powerful analysis.