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  • Excel Courses – Retrieve Data using the Index and Match Functions

    Mon 19 Sep 2011

      If you have an Excel Worksheet that contains Data relating to the hours of training for each Employee for Microsoft Excel Training London on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, you may want to return the hours trained for a particular employee on a particular day in another Excel Workbook or Excel Worksheet. The spreadsheet shown below is the […]

  • Excel Courses – Adding multiple rows in an Excel Worksheet

    Tue 13 Sep 2011

    If you want to add more than one row to an Excel Worksheet, drag select the number or rows you want added to the spreadsheet. Then right click on these selected rows, choose Insert from the menu, and the new rows will be added above the rows you first selected.  

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