by Mark Matthews The ribbon is the most important aspect of the Microsoft Word interface. It contains the vast majority of the commands that the program has to offer. These commands are arranged in a series of tabs. To activate a tab, simply click o
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by Marc Marseille Trying to find the time to style your hair when you are press for time can be extremely difficult. Your hair is one of the most important aspects of your look, so there is no compromise. The way to find time to make sure your hair
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by charlie reese When you shop the electronics department or big office supply houses, you can definitely experience sticker shock at some of the prices being asked for what seem to be fairly simple software packages. Simple graphics packages, such
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by Andrew Whiteman The Split command is to be found in the View Tab of the Excel Ribbon. It allows users to split an Excel spreadsheet window into either two or four separate panes and is particularly useful for comparing data in different parts of
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by Andrew Whiteman Microsoft Excel allows you to change the order of worksheets within a workbook at any time. There are two ways to do this, the first of which is simply to drag the tabs representing each worksheet to the left or right. Not only ca
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by Andrew Whiteman Each Excel 2007 document is a container referred to as a workbook. Workbooks, in turn, are made up of worksheets and it is the worksheets that actually store your information. Although the number of worksheets which a workbook may
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by Andrew Whiteman Microsoft Excel measures row height in points, the same units used to measure font size. When creating reports this makes it easy to relate the height of rows to the required line spacing. This means that you can increase the line
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by Andrew Whiteman The COUNTIF function is used to calculate the number of cells in a given range which satisfy a condition. COUNTIFS does pretty much the same. However, this time, we can specify multiple criteria. By way of illustration, let's say
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by Carol Alexander Excel offers a very wide variety of formats that you can apply to your cells. Naturally, as you build your worksheets you want your formatting to be consistent. Cell Styles provide an excellent way of achieving this. Cell Styles
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by Andrew Whiteman There are essentially two ways of inserting cells into a worksheet: you can either insert entire rows or columns or you can insert individual cells. Whenever you insert entire rows or columns, the number of rows or columns that yo
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by Carol Alexander Whenever new cells are inserted into a worksheet, existing cells have to shift in order to make room to the newly inserted cells. When you insert entire rows or columns, the direction in which data will be moved is predetermined.
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