Emily has attended:
PowerPoint Intermediate Advanced course
Excel Intermediate course
Excel outlines
Outlines, why use them? When you could maybe hide or freeze?
RE: Excel intermediate
Hi Emily
Thank you for your question.
To explain the difference between some of these features:
Freeze panes is used when you want sections of your screen to remain in place when you scroll through your spreadsheet (for example, you want to be able to see headings for your rows or columns when you scroll).
Hiding is used to temporarily 'hide' columns or rows of data from your spreadsheet. This may be for viewing or printing purposes, e.g. if there are only certain columns of the spreadsheet that someone wants a print out of.
To bring hidden columns or rows back, you can 'unhide' them.
Outlining also allows you to hide and unhide columns or rows of data, but instead of selecting the columns or rows and selecting the Hide or Unhide option, it gives you a little symbols and numbers that are visible at the top and left side of the screen that you can use to control the visibility of data. So using an outline is sort of like a shortcut to hiding and unhiding data.
I hope this makes sense.
Amanda
RE: Excel intermediate
Hi Amanda,
Thanks for your reply. I tried to print out the notes from the CD this weekend but there does'nt seem to be anything on the cd? Did anyone else have that problem?
RE: Excel intermediate
Hi Emily
I haven't heard from anyone else who has had the same problem, but I can either send you a zipped folder which contains the CD content, or I can arrange to have another CD mailed to you. Which would you prefer?
Amanda
RE: Excel intermediate
Thanks for your reply. I would love to have the CD mailed to me, if thats ok?
My address is 13c Healey Street, London NW1 8SR.
Thanks for all your help.
Emily
RE: Excel intermediate
Hi Emily
No problem I will arrange to have this done.
Amanda
