Understanding Excel Macros
Anything you do in Excel that is of a repetitive nature is a good candidate for a macro.
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Anything you do in Excel that is of a repetitive nature is a good candidate for a macro.
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You may want to print multiple pages of your Excel worksheet on a single piece of paper.
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To ensure that only certain data can be entered in the cell, follow these steps:
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Step by step instructions for how to create CSV files that are often used for transferring simple data from one program to another.
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This list allows users to select the cell and then select from a list of pre-defined values for that cell. Once the user makes a selection and moves to a different cell, the arrow for the drop-down list disappears.
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The sorting capabilities of Excel are quite handy, and quite powerful…but sometimes subject to corruption.
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Give your Microsoft Excel graphs a more professional look by simply smoothing out the curves Excel uses at each data point.
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Excel includes a control that allows you to specify how you want it to interpret what percentage you enter.
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There is a very cool way, apparently not well known, of adding ‘active’ or ‘live’ titles and other text to charts.
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Many times in early childhood education, a child’s age in Years.Months format is needed for reporting, admitting, and evaluation. Basically, this format shows the number of elapsed years and months since birth, separated by a period.
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