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Cheat sheet for Excel
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Mon 18 Mar 2019, 10:00Delegate Sarah said...
Sarah has attended:
Influencing Skills course
Cheat sheet for Excel
Hello,
The pdf version of the cheat sheet provided has some issues with the print at the bottom so is obscuring the text. Can a new version be made available?
Sarah
Mon 18 Mar 2019, 15:59Trainer Claire said...
RE: Cheat sheet for Excel
Hi Sarah,
Here's a link to the cheat sheet. This version looks to be OK. If it's not can you confirm what you're using to view the file? Is it a browser or Adobe Acrobat or instance?
https://stlmicrosofttraining.sharepoint.com/ :b:/s/TrainingTeam/EWGNksTPfmhMgWGXN_HGXloBmuVFuy9Wet7Be2OI9qPVtQ?e=yO6bSJ
Please let me know how you get on.
Claire
Mon 18 Mar 2019, 15:59Trainer Claire said...
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