Our How To Videos:

DataHQ have been working with data for over 10 years now and we like to think we know what we're doing. Often our clients will ask us how to do certain things with the data they've bought, and we realised that it would be great to create a resource for them, showing how to do common data related tasks. We will keep to using computer programs that most businesses will have too.

If you have any "How to" requests, please contact us using the site contact form (or a phone call of course, it's up to you!) and we'll always try to create something to help you out.

How to do a Mail Merge

If you're unsure how to mail merge your data, or just need a little guidance, take a look at our How to...video. A step by step guide to using your data to reach your customers, and potential customers.

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How to do a VLook Up

Find data in a current file from another list. A step by step guide of how to use the VLook up function in excel.

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How to combine columns

Most data files have each indivual item in separate columns. Sometimes there is a need to combine these columns. Here you can see how this can be done simply and quickly.

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How to sort and custom sort data in Excel

If you have a file which needs to be sorted into a specific order, and then sub order, this video will show you how. 

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How to use Corporate Contacts

A walk through of our, easy to use, Corporate Contacts shop. How to select silo's, job titles, include email addresses and so on.

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How to format text in data

A simple, step by step guide to show you how to change formatting in your excel file. From lower case to upper case, title case to upper case etc. 

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How to import CSV data into Microsoft Excel

Learn how to import your csv data files into excel.

Using our 'How to' guide you can follow the simple steps to ensure all your data is correctly formatted and imported into to your excel file, ready for use.

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