Stop Using Excel Ranges — Use Table References Instead!

If you’re still typing formulas like =SUM(A2:A100) or =FILTER(A2:B100, A2:A100=E1), it’s time to level up.

Using cell ranges in Excel formulas is fine for small datasets — but as soon as you add new data, everything starts to break.

• Formulas stop updating.

• Charts go stale.

• PivotTables miss new rows.

There’s a smarter, cleaner, and more future-proof way to work in Excel. It’s called Excel Tables — and once you start using them, you’ll never go back.

See this in action in my latest YouTube video: