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障礙

Chee-Kit Looi,Shiau Wei Chan,Longkai WuA worksheet is a spacious place—16 billion or so cells at your disposal, each one accessible in a flash at the tap of a keyboard. The Name Box is your Excel—based satnav; type any address therein and the Box doesn’t tell you how to get there—it . you there, in a hot second.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-6157-3There’s that word again—Tables. They’re back, but this time we’re going to look at tables from a different angle—almost literally—by subjecting all those columns and rows to a new and more informative way of presenting their data—the PivotTable.

N斯巴達(dá)人

Introduction to Excel,It’s here—Microsoft Excel 2010, the latest take on the spreadsheet program that millions of people use worldwide to process, calculate, and display information in countless ways, and for countless reasons.

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Seminar

,Keeping Up Appearances— Formatting the Worksheet,Ok—your data are in place, your scintillating, envy-stoking formulas are doing what you want them to do, and it’s all over but the formatting. What do you do next? And how?

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虛弱

Working With Multiple Sheets,A worksheet is a spacious place—16 billion or so cells at your disposal, each one accessible in a flash at the tap of a keyboard. The Name Box is your Excel—based satnav; type any address therein and the Box doesn’t tell you how to get there—it . you there, in a hot second.

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PivotTables and Pivot Charts,There’s that word again—Tables. They’re back, but this time we’re going to look at tables from a different angle—almost literally—by subjecting all those columns and rows to a new and more informative way of presenting their data—the PivotTable.

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ICT in Education in Global Contextancisco office called me with a spreadsheet question and proceeded to attach the workbook to an e-mail, in order to afford me a closer look at the data. After giving the question due consideration, I e-mailed the workbook back with my recommendations.