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Rupert has attended:
Excel Advanced course

Excel 2007 Advanced

In December 2012 I attended the above course through you.

I have the course notes (handbook) from the classroom. I am trying to work through this and compete the 'Practice Activity Units'. I do not seem to be getting the correct answers.

I was wondering if you would be kind enough to send me these
(Practice Activity Unit 2-6) answers. I have an interview early next week which is largely based around a test on excel advanced. These answers would help me enormously, and would help me return to would after a period of unemployment. Kind Regards

Rupert








RE: Excel 2007 Advanced

Hi Rupert

Thanks for getting in touch. Attached are the answers for the VLOOKUP questions.

Please have a look through and if you have any questions please get in touch.

Kind regards

Gary Fenn
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