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crossing out work

ResolvedVersion 2003

Sarah has attended:
Excel Intermediate course

Crossing out work

Hi,

It's probably going to seem like a really simple and basic question, however...

I was just wondering if there was a quicker way to put a line through a row of data without having to draw one to show that I have crossed it out?

Thanks.

RE: Crossing out work

Hi Sarah

Thanks for getting in touch. All questions welcome, big or small!

You can apply strike through formatting to achieve this. You can find it in the Format Cells dialogue box, but the quickest way is to highlight your cells and press CTRL + 5.

I hope this helps.

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Change the Print button so it brings up the Print dialogue box

If you want to bring up the Print dialogue box to check your print settings when you hit the Print button, do the following:

1. Right-click on the toolbar that displays the Print button.

2. Select Customise.

3. Click on the Print button on the toolbar to select it, then hold the left mouse button down and drag the button towards the screen below. The button should come off the toolbar.

4. In the Customise dialogue box on your screen, select the Commands tab.

5. Select File from the Categories list, and then locate the Print... icon (looks like the normal Print button, but the word Print has three dots following it).

6. Click on the Print... icon to select it, then use your left mouse to drag and drop the icon onto the toolbar at the top of the screen.

7. Close the Customise dialogue box.

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