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This wikiHow teaches you how to insert a ClipArt image into a Microsoft Word document on both Windows and Mac computers. Although the ClipArt feature in earlier versions of Microsoft Office has been replaced with the image search engine Bing, you can still find and insert ClipArt.
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A bill is a list of prices for goods sold or services rendered. Microsoft Word allows you to create invoices with existing templates or with your own design. The steps below guide you to create invoices in Word 2003, 2007, and 2010. Step Method 1 of 1:
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This wikiHow teaches you how to look up related information in a cell in Microsoft Excel using the VLOOKUP formula. The VLOOKUP formula is useful for finding information such as employee salaries or budgets for a given day. You can use the VLOOKUP formula on both Windows and Mac versions of Excel.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to visually represent data in Microsoft Excel using bar charts. Step Part 1 of 1: Adding Data Step 1. Open Microsoft Excel This program is marked with an icon resembling the letter “E” in white on a green background.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to use the speech recognition feature on a computer to write Microsoft Word documents. Step Method 1 of 2: Windows Step 1. Press Win+S to open the search box Step 2. Type in speech recognition A list of matching results will appear.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to select or create a template in Microsoft Word on Windows and Mac computers. A template is a pre-formatted document designed for a specific need or file, such as an invoice, calendar, or resume. Step Method 1 of 6:
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Footnotes allow you to cite a source or explain a concept in detail without diverting the main text. Word has made it easier to manage footnotes, because new footnotes are numbered automatically, and the footnote area can expand and narrow dynamically based on the amount of text.
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Many companies use Microsoft Excel to monitor departmental or company-wide costs. Currently Excel has become the default program in computers with Windows operating systems. So you can use this program to monitor your bills. There are a number of templates (prints) from Microsoft and other sites that you can use to track expenses.
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Microsoft Excel is an electronic spreadsheet application. This program is suitable for storing and organizing data, and has various tools to help you do this. The SUM function in Excel allows you to add up individual columns, rows, or cells.
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Publisher files (.pub) can only be opened with Microsoft Publisher. If you don't have Microsoft Publisher, you can convert your.pub file to.pdf. Once converted,.pdf files can be opened in a variety of programs, including web browsers. If you have Microsoft Publisher, you can save the Publisher file as a PDF.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to create an invoice with the Windows or Mac version of Microsoft Excel. You can create invoices manually, or use the available billing templates. Step Method 1 of 3: Using Templates on Windows Step 1.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to add numbers in circles to a Microsoft Word document. Step Step 1. Open Microsoft Word If you are using Windows, click the Windows menu, select Microsoft Office , then Microsoft Word . If you're on a Mac, you can find the Microsoft Word icon in the dock or launchpad.
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Do you have a to-do list in a Microsoft Word file and want to show your boss which work has been completed? Or maybe you want to cross out a word or sentence for some reason? Whatever your reason, this visualization effect is available in Microsoft Word.
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One of the features of the various functions available in Microsoft Excel is the ability to add one value to another. You can perform sums in Microsoft Excel in a variety of ways, from summing in the same box to summing the entries in a single column as a whole.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to create a frame around text, images, or pages in a Microsoft Word document. Step Method 1 of 2: Adding Frames to Document Content Step 1. Open a Word document Double-click the Word document that you want to add a frame to.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to multiply numbers in Excel. You can multiply two or more numbers in one Excel cell or multiply two or more Excel cells. Step Method 1 of 3: Multiplying in a Cell Step 1. Open Excel Open the green app with the white "
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This wikiHow teaches you how to create an information table using Microsoft Excel. You can do this on both Windows and Mac versions of Excel. Step Part 1 of 3: Creating Tables Step 1. Open the Excel document Double-click the Excel document, or double-click the Excel icon and select a document name from the home page.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to print Avery labels in Microsoft Word for Windows or Mac computers. Note that Avery will stop developing the Avery Wizard add-on in Microsoft Word. However, you can still download Avery templates from the website and print them in Microsoft Word.
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When writing an essay in Microsoft Word 2007, you may be required or encouraged to use double spacing for ease of editing and reading. You can use double spacing throughout the document, or only specific blocks of text -- this article will explain how to apply double spacing in both situations.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to add a password to lock a Word document. This can be done on a Windows or Mac version of Microsoft Word, although you can't password protect a document from within OneDrive. Step Method 1 of 2: On Windows Computer Step 1.
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You can easily run multiple regression analyzes using Excel when you don't have up-to-date statistical software. The analysis process is quick and easy to learn. Step Step 1. Open Microsoft Excel Step 2. Check if the “Data Analysis” ToolPak is active by clicking on the “Data” label If you don't see this option, perform the following steps to enable the add-in:
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This article teaches you how to convert an Apple Numbers document into a Microsoft Excel (.XLS) file on Mac, Windows, and iPhone, as well as on the iCloud website. Step Method 1 of 4: Using iCloud Step 1. Go to https://www.icloud.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to insert content and/or links to other documents into a Microsoft Word document on a Windows or Mac computer. Step Step 1. Open a Microsoft Word document Double-click the application icon that contains the letter "
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The superscript and subscript settings are so that your type appears above or below the normal line. This section will be smaller than normal text and is typically used for footnotes, endnotes, and mathematical notation. You can switch between superscript, subscript, and normal text easily in Microsoft Word.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to use Microsoft Excel's built-in Solver tool, which allows you to change various variables on a spreadsheet to get the solution you want. You can use the Solver feature in Excel, both Windows and Mac versions, but you need to enable this feature before you can use it.
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Although Excel already has hundreds of built-in functions such as SUM, VLOOKUP, LEFT, and so on, the available built-in functions are usually not sufficient enough to do fairly complex tasks. However, don't worry because you only need to create the required functions yourself.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to use the "Mail Merge" feature in Microsoft Word. The Mail Merge feature allows you to use a contact information sheet to automatically assign a different address, name, or information to each copy of a document.
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There are several ways you can follow to create headings in Excel, and each step serves a different purpose. You can “freeze” the row so that it always appears on the screen, even if the reader or user scrolls the page. If you want the same title to appear on multiple pages, you can select specific rows and columns to print on each page.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to print a document from Microsoft Word, Microsoft's flagship word processing application. Step Step 1. Open or create a Microsoft Word document Click the blue application icon with a white document image and the letters "
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Regression analysis can help you analyze large amounts of data and make forecasts and predictions. To run regression analysis in Microsoft Excel, read the guide below. Step Method 1 of 2: Making Sure Excel Supports Regression Analysis Step 1.
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Microsoft Excel has various features and one of them is generating reports automatically. You can create interactive spreadsheets to simplify the process of entering data for others into the workbook, while also automating report generation.
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Microsoft Excel recognizes a number of mathematical functions that can be used to manipulate data entered into a spreadsheet. Whether you're working with a number or multiple sets of data, it's a good idea to familiarize yourself with the logic of Excel's addition function.
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This article teaches you how to create an event banner using Microsoft Word with Windows and Mac operating systems. You can use instant patterns to create banners or create them from scratch. Step Step 1. Open Microsoft Word The app is dark blue with the letter “W”.
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Information becomes easier to obtain, organize, and edit with the help of forms. Forms are especially useful if you need to enter a lot of data from a list or get survey results. Each form has several fields (boxes for entering data). Forms can have different field types, both simple and complex.
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Excel sheets can hold a lot of data and it's not always easy to print them all at once. You can print a specific part of a spreadsheet by highlighting the area, going into the print settings, and selecting the 'print selected area' option. A similar process can be used to print the sheet that you select in a workbook.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to create a data projection graph in Microsoft Excel. You can do this on both Windows and Mac computers. Step Method 1 of 2: Trend Analysis Using Windows Step 1. Open an Excel workbook Double-click the Excel workbook that contains your data.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to add “leg” segments to the bottom of a worksheet to print in Microsoft Excel. This segment can include a variety of information, including the date, page number, file name, and even a thumbnail image. Step Step 1.
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Sometimes, when you copy and paste content into different programs, the format of the content will change because of the different formatting styles used. Web-based products generally use the HTML format, but legacy software generally does not support this format.
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Microsoft PowerPoint provides various types of templates that are ready to be used for making presentations. However, you can also create your own templates, either to create a presentation outline or to share with other users. Create your own PowerPoint template by following these simple guidelines.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to combine two or more PDF documents into one file. You can do this on your computer through a free online PDF joiner service called PDF Joiner. You can also use a free application called PDF Creator on a Windows computer, or the built-in Preview application on a Mac.