Excel tables don’t exactly sound exciting. You select some data, press Ctrl+T, and Excel gives you a nicely formatted block with distinct headers and banded rows. Very professional; very Excel. If that’s all you think tables are for, I wouldn’t blame you. I’ve been using Excel for decades, and even I sometimes take tables for granted. But the real benefit is what happens next.
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