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Microsoft Excel spreadsheets work intuitively, forming charts and graphs from selected data. You can create charts in Excel 2010 to improve the quality of your reports. Step Part 1 of 3: Collecting Data Step 1. Open the Excel 2010 program Step 2.
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Letterhead makes your document look more professional and official, and you don't have to spend a lot of money asking someone to do it. You can easily create your own letterhead, and all you need is a word processing program like Microsoft Word.
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Sheets are important files in the office world. This file is used to manage data and create reports. You may need to share a spreadsheet with your team or manager, either through an internet-based spreadsheet manager program or Microsoft Excel.
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This article describes how to design a monogram with Microsoft Word. Once you've designed it, you can save the monogram as an example (template) or image to use in other documents, such as an invitation or business card. The following steps work in Word on Mac computers as well, and the common techniques used can also be applied to other programs, such as Adobe Illustrator or Pages for Mac computers.
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Word documents are easier to read when you change the line spacing and take notes when printing. Follow the guide below to change the spacing in any version of Word. Step Method 1 of 3: Word 2016/2013/Office 365 Step 1. Click the Design tab You can find it at the top of Word.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to add the check mark (✓) symbol to a Microsoft Word document on Windows and Mac computers. Microsoft Word has a built-in “Symbols” menu that often contains a checkmark icon. You can also use the computer's “Symbols” menu if you can't find the checkmark icon in Word.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to create a datasheet, a document that uses columns and rows to organize data. The most commonly used spreadsheet programs include Microsoft Excel, Apple Numbers, and Google Sheets. Step Method 1 of 3: Using Microsoft Excel Step 1.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to add an image to a Microsoft Word document by inserting it, pasting it, or dragging it from the desktop and dropping it in the document. Step Method 1 of 3: Using the Insert Command Step 1. Click the document Click the document at the area or point to which you want to add an image.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to freeze specific rows and columns in a Microsoft Excel worksheet. By freezing a row or column, certain boxes will remain visible as you scroll through a page containing data. If you want to easily edit two parts of a spreadsheet at the same time, separate spreadsheet panes or windows to make editing easier.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to rotate text in a Microsoft Word document. Step Step 1. Open a Microsoft Word document You can open it by double-clicking the blue and white Microsoft icon with the letter “ W ”, clicking on the option “ File ” on the menu bar, then select “ Open… ”.
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This article teaches you how to remove data filters from a column or an entire Microsoft Excel worksheet. Step Method 1 of 2: Removing Filters in One Column Step 1. Open the spreadsheet in Excel Double-click the file name on your computer.
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You can enhance the look of the PowerPoint presentation or slide that you created by adding a video. If you have video files on your computer, you can attach them to your presentation. You can also post videos from YouTube. If you're using an older version of PowerPoint, you may not be able to embed video in your presentation, but instead, you can insert a link to the video file you want.
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This article will guide you through adding captions to Microsoft Word tables, such as captions in wizard screenshots, textbooks with diagrams, and more. Step Step 1. Select the table you want to annotate Step 2. Right-click the table, then select Caption in the context menu that appears The Caption dialog box will appear.
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Displaying multiple trend data on a single chart in Excel does help. Unfortunately, if your data has different units, you may find it impossible or difficult to create the necessary graphs. Calm! You can do it. The process of making graphics like this is quite easy!
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This wikiHow teaches you how to create a link to a new file, folder, web page, or document in Microsoft Excel. You can link to Microsoft Excel, both Windows and Mac versions. Step Method 1 of 4: Linking Text to a New File Step 1.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to group parts of data in Excel so you can hide them in a document. This method is useful if you have large documents with a lot of data. You can group and summarize data in Excel on both Windows and Mac versions.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to create a currency converter with Microsoft Excel. If you only want to convert one currency to another, you can use Excel's simple multiplication formula. However, if you are using Windows, you can install the Kutools add-on for Microsoft Excel.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to remove protection from a worksheet in a Microsoft Excel document or workbook on a Windows or macOS computer. If the sheet is password protected and you don't know it, use Google Sheets or VBA commands (on earlier versions of Excel) to remove the protection.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to create an image file that can be used in a document or presentation from a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. Step Method 1 of 2: Copying Sheets As Images Step 1. Open or create an Excel file Double-click the Microsoft Excel icon that looks like the letter "
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This wikiHow teaches you how to insert a check icon in a box in a Microsoft Excel document. While not all fonts support this icon, you can use your computer's built-in Wingdings 2 font to add a check to any box on a spreadsheet. Step Step 1.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to create text fields (like columns in a newspaper or magazine) in Microsoft Word. Step Method 1 of 2: Using Program Default Columns (Preset) Step 1. Open Microsoft Word The program icon looks like a white “W” on a blue background.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to label the vertical and horizontal axes of a chart in Microsoft Excel. You can do this on either Windows or Mac. Step Step 1. Open the Excel document Double-click the Excel document that has the chart.
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With Microsoft Word, you can combine images and text to illustrate documents, and you can learn how to wrap text around images to change their main or default settings. This wikiHow teaches you how to use the Wrap Text feature in Microsoft Word to add captions to images.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to use the “COUNTIF” function in Google Sheets to find the number of squares or cells in a selection area. Step Step 1. Visit https://sheets.google.com via a web browser If you're not signed in to your Google account yet, follow the on-screen instructions to sign in.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to change the margins in a Microsoft Word document, in whole or in part. Step Step 1. Open the desired Microsoft Word document To open it, double-click the blue application icon that contains or looks like the letter “ W "
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This wikiHow teaches you how to add fields as columns to a PivotTable using Microsoft Excel's built-in PivotTable tools. In addition, this article will also discuss how to add calculated fields to a PivotTable. Step Method 1 of 2: Using PivotTable Tools Step 1.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to round values in a box using the “ROUND” formula, as well as how to use grid formatting to display values in a column as integers. Step Method 1 of 3: Using the Decimal Increase and Decrease Button Step 1.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to insert a link into a Microsoft Word document. You can link to any text or image in a document, which when clicked will take the reader to other parts of the document, external websites, other files, and even emails that have been addressed.
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Overlines are often used in writing statistical texts or other statistical fields. Unlike the underline (underline) Microsoft Word does not have a direct option to overline characters. But don't be confused, there are several ways to create an overline:
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This wikiHow teaches you how to create a newspaper using features in Microsoft Word. Once you've designed your newspaper shape, you can create it using Microsoft Word on both Windows and Mac. Step Part 1 of 2: Designing a Newspaper Step 1.
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Net present value (better known as Net Present Value aka NPV) is a term in financial accounting that allows managers to take into account the time value of money. For example, money you receive today has a greater value than money received next year.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to move Microsoft Office from one computer to another. Before installing Office on the new computer, deactivate the old computer for your Office 365 account. After that, you can install it on the new computer. Some older versions of Microsoft Office cannot be transferred to a new computer.
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You should change the text orientation when creating the side columns of a newsletter, or when you want to create vertical columns at the bottom of a "for sale" brochure, or to make the column headings in a table easier to read. Here's how to change the alignment of text in Microsoft Word, both old and new.
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Have you ever tried to fill out a form in the available fields in a Word document, but the entered text makes the fields move and breaks the document's formatting? There are ways you can try to work around this! This wikiHow teaches you how to add fillable fields in Microsoft Word on a PC or Mac computer.
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The Background format in PowerPoint allows you to choose an image from your computer or from online to use as your slide background. You can set this background for multiple slides at once, or apply it to your entire presentation. You can also add effects to the background image to give it an added feel.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to highlight alternating rows in Microsoft Excel for Windows or macOS. Step Method 1 of 3: Using Conditional Formatting on Windows Step 1. Open the spreadsheet you want to edit in Excel You can also double-click the associated file on your PC.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to combine multiple Microsoft Word documents into one document. In addition to separate documents, you can also combine several versions of the same document into one new file. While it may seem like a hassle at first, the steps to follow are actually really easy and you can combine files quickly!
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This wikiHow teaches you how to split merged cells into two or more standard cells in Microsoft Excel. Step Step 1. Open the Excel file Double-click the Excel file that you want to open. Step 2. Select the merged cells Find the cell you want to split, then select the cell by clicking on it.
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You can use Microsoft Excel to calculate the salary of your employees. To help business owners manage payroll, Microsoft provides an Excel Payroll Calculator template that you can download and use for free. The conditions? You must have Microsoft Excel installed on your computer.