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Find tips on how to do things in Excel 2007 for Windows and Excel 2010 for Mac.

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Excel for Windows

Multi Level Sort Excel 2010 and Excel 2007

How to sort your data on more than one level in Excel 2010 and Excel 2007.

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Charts in Excel 2010 and Excel 2007

In this short video tip, find out how to create a basic chart in Excel 2010 and in Excel 2007. You will find out about a Column Chart and a Pie Chart.

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Conditional Formatting in Excel 2007 and Excel 2010

You can use Conditional Formatting to show up data that matches a certain criteria. So if you would like to format all cells with a value greater than £10 you can get Excel to change the font and shading.

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Absolute Cell References Learn how to fix the reference to a cell in a formula so that the formula is correct when you use Auto Fill to copy it to other cells. More information Download Course Outline
Print Titles on every page in Excel 2007 and Excel 2010 You have a list of data that goes on to two pages. However the header rows do not print. This tip will show you how to force the header row to print on every page. More information Download Course Outline
Auto Fill for Excel Windows

Find out how Auto Fill can help you to create a series, copy data and generally save you hours.

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Basic Formula in Excel for Windows

Find out how to create a simple Sum formual using the Autosum icon and also how to get Excel to Average a column of numbers.

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Freeze Panes in Excel 2007 and Excel 2003

Find out how to Freeze the top row of your spreadsheet and the first column as well.

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Create a Quick Chart In Excel 2007 Create a chart in seconds with a brilliant keyboard shortcut and find out how to add a title. More information Download Course Outline
Merge and Centre Cells Excel 2003 2007 and 2008 Find out how to merge your text accross several cells. More information Download Course Outline
SumIF and CountIF in Excel 2007 Find out how to get Excel 2007 to add up a list of numbers based on a criteria. For example I have a list of CDs with a column for Genre and a column for Number and I want Excel to add up each genre and count how many there are. More information Download Course Outline
Concatenate in Excel 2007

Have you ever typed up a list of for example, first name and then surname and then thought that it would be useful to have a column where they are combined? Well that is what Concatenate does.

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Write a formula from Scratch

Learn how to build a formula from scratch, you will be able to create a subtraction, an addition a multiplication or a division.

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Drop Down List in Excel 2007 and Excel 2010

You are filling in a long list of entries and you find that you are repeating the same thing over and over. It would be handy to have a drop down or pick-list to select from. Here is how to get an instant drop down list by using the Right Mouse button.

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Data Validation in Excel 2007 and 2010

You can set Excel up to allow you or someone else to enter data that meets criteria that you set. For example, on an order form, the quantity to be ordered may be in a particular range. Say between 10 and 20 units. You can set this up so that if the person entering the data puts a number in that is below 10 or above 20

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Audit a Spreadsheet in Excel 2007 and 2010

Get Excel to show you where the errors that are shown in your Spread Sheet come from. This will work in both Excel 2007 and Excel 2010.

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Create a Summary Worksheet in Excel 2007 and Excel 2010

Learn how to create a work sheet to summarise content from other worksheets.

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How to Add Borders to Excel 2007 and Excel 2010

Find out how to add borders to cells in Excel 2007 and Excel 2010

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How to work with two worksheets from the same workbook How to have two different worksheets from the same workbook open at once and display them next to each other on screen so that you can see what happens in one sheet when making changes to the other one. More information Download Course Outline

Excel on Mac

Multi Level Sort in Excel 2011 How to sort your data in Excel 2011 by more than one level. More information Download Course Outline
Charts in Excel 2008

How to create a chart in Excel 2008. We look at simple Column Charts and Pie Charts.

 

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Conditional Formatting in Excel 2008

Use Conditional Formatting to make data stand out if it matches your criteria - if profit is more than £10 then make the font and shading change colour.

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Absolute Cell References Excel 2008 for Mac

Learn how to fix a cell reference in a formula so that the formula adjusts correctly when you copy it using Auto Fill.

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Print titles on every page in Excel 2008 Find out how to force Excel to print the header row on every page. More information Download Course Outline
Auto Fill for Excel Mac

Find out how to use Auto Fill in Excel to copy data, create a series and generally to save you hours.

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Basic Formula for Excel on Mac

Find out how to create a simple Sum formula using the Autosum icon and also how to get Excel to Average a column of numbers.

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Freeze Panes in Excel 2008 (Mac)

Find out how to freeze the top row and the first column of a spreadsheet so that you can scroll through and your headings stay put.

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Create a Quick Chart in Excel 2008

Create a chart in seconds with a brilliant keyboard shortcut and find out how to add a title.

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SumIf and CountIF Excel 2008

Find out how to get Excel 2008 to add up a list of numbers based on a criteria. For example I have a list of CDs with a column for Genre and a column for Number and I want Excel to add up each genre and count how many there are.

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Concatenate in Excel 2008

Have you ever typed up a list of for example, first name and then surname and then thought that it would be useful to have a column where they are combined? Well that is what Concatenate does

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Write a formula from scratch

Learn how to build a formula from scratch. Add subtract multilply or divide.

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Create a Drop Down List in Excel 2008 for Mac

You are filling in a long list of entries and you find that you are repeating the same thing over and over. It would be handy to have a drop down or pick-list to select from. Here is how to get an instant drop down list by using the Right Mouse button.

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Data Validation in Excel 2008

.You can set Excel up to allow you or someone else to enter data that meets criteria that you set. For example, on an order form, the quantity to be ordered may be in a particular range. Say between 10 and 20 units. You can set this up so that if the person entering the data puts a number in that is below 10 or above 20

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Auditing your Spread Sheet with Excel 2008

Get Excel 2008 to show you where the errors in your spread sheet come from.

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Create a Summary Worksheet in Excel 2008

Learn how to create a worksheet to summarise the contents of other worksheets in the workbook.

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How to add Borders in Excel 2008

Find out how to add borders to your Excel 2008 spread sheet.

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Work on two worksheets from the same workbook in Excel 2008 How to have two copies of the same workbook open so tha you can display different worksheets in each window. You can then see the effect of changes you make in one worksheet on the other one. More information Download Course Outline

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