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Microsoft Excel For Absolute Beginners
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Great. You taught me some new things and I have been using Excel for years!
as an amateur with a Mac book learn so much watching your videos thank you
Very helpful. Thanks.
hi Gary: biggest trouble I have with Excel is with dates, particularly when I create charts with dates along the X-axis. Excel turns the date into a number, and I'm guessing that's the internal number Excel uses to represent dates. Is there a particular date format that works well for use in charts? thx
nick: Experiment to see. Create a sample document with a few entries. Try using some different date formats. See what works best for you. (This is all I would do, so why don't you try it.)
Great explanation.
Great Video How do you select all in an Excel spreadsheet
Vicki: Should be Command+A like any other app. Does that not work?
Hi Gary. Lovely and useful presentation again. Is there a way to link data in a sheet 1 to data in sheet 2 (or 3 or 4, etc.) so that any change to data in sheet 1 is automatically transferred to the sheet you select?
Hubert: You can refer to any cells in any sheet. So in sheet 2, if you add a formula, just click on the cell in the other sheet to fill in the reference to it.
Very good but commentary too fast to relate to curser movement.