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Wed 19 Mar 2008, 16:48 Delegate Phil said...

Phil has attended:
Excel Advanced course

Microsoft Excel

Once you've completed Microsoft Excel Advance training what's the next step for learning (as there is clearly still huge amounts of Excel that are unused...)

Tue 25 Mar 2008, 11:48 Delegate Paul said...

RE: Microsoft Excel

Practise Practise Practise.

Once you have learnt the main features of Excel in the classroom, you really need to put it into a work environment where a solution is needed.

I use Excel for pretty much everything and I have learnt the ins and outs through practise.

Excel tip:

Using an equal (=) sign that isn't part of a formula

Before you type the equal sign, type an apostrophe: '
Then type your equal sign: = (and anything else you want to add after your equal sign)
Press ENTER.

(the apostraphe will disappear

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