Excel 2003 | The Essentials

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    6. Date Formats in Excel 2003
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    There are dozens of ways to input date and time in Microsoft Excel 2003. Learn how to add, format, and customize date and time information in this lesson.

    Date Formats in Excel 2003
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    There are dozens of ways to input date and time in Microsoft Excel 2003. Learn how to add, format, and customize date and time information in this lesson.

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    7. Worksheet Formats in Excel 2003
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    Learn how to add a professional look to your spreadsheets - this lesson teaches you how to change cell alignment, colors, and borders in Microsoft Excel 2003.

    Worksheet Formats in Excel 2003
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    Learn how to add a professional look to your spreadsheets - this lesson teaches you how to change cell alignment, colors, and borders in Microsoft Excel 2003.

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    8. Conditional Formatting in Excel 2003
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    Want Microsoft Excel 2003 to format your data with more flexibility? This tutorial shows you how to use conditional formatting on your cells.

    Conditional Formatting in Excel 2003
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    Want Microsoft Excel 2003 to format your data with more flexibility? This tutorial shows you how to use conditional formatting on your cells.

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    9. Column Charts in Excel 2003
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    Want to visualize your data in Microsoft Excel 2003? This lesson shows you how to insert a column chart and format it for improved aesthetics and readability.

    Column Charts in Excel 2003
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    Want to visualize your data in Microsoft Excel 2003? This lesson shows you how to insert a column chart and format it for improved aesthetics and readability.

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    10. Pie Charts in Excel 2003
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    Another way to visualize your data in Microsoft Excel 2003 is with a pie chart. Learn how to insert and customize your own pie chart in this tutorial.

    Pie Charts in Excel 2003
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    Another way to visualize your data in Microsoft Excel 2003 is with a pie chart. Learn how to insert and customize your own pie chart in this tutorial.

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    yvonelle j
    what " represent in the equation=sum(B1:B5)?
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    Brad B
    How do I save this tutorial to my desktop so that I can go through it again later?
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    Carroll C
    Date and time are important to reports and spread sheets. Formatting the cells makes a report more useful. Short cuts make this task easier, too!
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    K C
    Is it possible to create a time-clock type spreadsheet where the employee will merely click on the first cell and the date will appeare, when the second cell is clicked, the start time will appear and when the third cell is clicked, the ending time will appear. I would want the sheet to be ongoing, therefore I don't think I can use "Now" formulas. Any ideas?
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    jane s
    how do i print multiple sheets in excel ?
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    Hi Jane. Click on the tab (bottom of the worksheet) of the 1st sheet, hold down the Shift key and then click the tab of the last sheet. Click File and then click Print (or click Print Preview to check your selection before printing). Hope that helps.
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