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elkid
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 Posted: 03/26/03 - 16:28 Post subject: One Day Asylum: Microsoft Office Questions
... from the corporate trainer. No question too big or small.
FYI: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook answered very quickly ... due to recent SQL work, Access may take a few minutes.
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shelflifers
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Posted: 03/26/03 - 16:32 Post subject:
On Excel, if I need the top line to stay PUT while I cruise down my list, how do I do that?!
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purple hayes
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Posted: 03/26/03 - 16:37 Post subject:
Did you ever 'play' the Doom-type game that was embedded in Excel '95?
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elkid
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Posted: 03/26/03 - 16:38 Post subject:
| shelflifers wrote: | | On Excel, if I need the top line to stay PUT while I cruise down my list, how do I do that?! |
Click on the row below the one you want to be the last stay PUT line (yes, you can do multiples) and select Window, Freeze Panes from the menu bar.
Hint: you can also freeze columns this way, too. EX. cursor in cell C3 - you will freeze rows 1 & 2 and columns A & B. Supah great for data entry, particularly for running logs.
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elkid
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Posted: 03/26/03 - 16:38 Post subject:
| purple hayes wrote: | | Did you ever 'play' the Doom-type game that was embedded in Excel '95? |
No. I left that to the geeky LAN guys. 
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shelflifers
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Posted: 03/26/03 - 17:01 Post subject:
| elkid wrote: | | shelflifers wrote: | | On Excel, if I need the top line to stay PUT while I cruise down my list, how do I do that?! |
Click on the row below the one you want to be the last stay PUT line (yes, you can do multiples) and select Window, Freeze Panes from the menu bar.
Hint: you can also freeze columns this way, too. EX. cursor in cell C3 - you will freeze rows 1 & 2 and columns A & B. Supah great for data entry, particularly for running logs. |
Thanks, KID!! That rules! My spreadsheeting skillz needs some polishing...
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elkid
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Posted: 03/26/03 - 17:03 Post subject:
| shelflifers wrote: | | Thanks, KID!! That rules! My spreadsheeting skillz needs some polishing... |
Then shoots away ... you gots a day.
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Posted: 03/26/03 - 17:08 Post subject:
| shelflifers wrote: | | Thanks, KID!! That rules! My spreadsheeting skillz needs some polishing... |
and you're married to a spreadsheeter, 
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shelflifers
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Posted: 03/26/03 - 17:12 Post subject:
| Cappy wrote: | | shelflifers wrote: | | Thanks, KID!! That rules! My spreadsheeting skillz needs some polishing... |
and you're married to a spreadsheeter, |
Cappy for the hundredth time, we're just friends, buddy...DOH! you meant Joy...my bad...
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ShannonG
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Posted: 03/26/03 - 17:29 Post subject:
What does this large red button labeled SELF DESTRUCT do?
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elkid
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Posted: 03/26/03 - 17:35 Post subject:
| ShannonG wrote: | | What does this large red button labeled SELF DESTRUCT do? |
It saves your work and automatically sends it to the printer. 
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shelflifers
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Posted: 03/26/03 - 17:38 Post subject:
| ShannonG wrote: | | What does this large red button labeled SELF DESTRUCT do? |
This one?
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Posted: 03/26/03 - 18:51 Post subject:
only one day???? can you just pull up a chair in my cube here? It may take a while. I don't have anything right now, but thats because I don't have a spreadsheet open....(which is rare...)
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elkid
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Posted: 03/26/03 - 19:35 Post subject:
| cherylpf wrote: | | only one day???? can you just pull up a chair in my cube here? It may take a while. I don't have anything right now, but thats because I don't have a spreadsheet open....(which is rare...) |
For you, I might make an exception. And not just for Excel either!
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Posted: 03/26/03 - 20:13 Post subject: Re: One Day Asylum: Microsoft Office Questions
| elkid wrote: | ... from the corporate trainer. No question too big or small.
FYI: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook answered very quickly ... due to recent SQL work, Access may take a few minutes. |
How do I create a subform in Acces to enter a quantity then multiplty that times the list price and the customer's discount level in creating a quoting routine? Description & list data to come from products table.
Thanks
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