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Using Subtotals Function in Microsoft Excel

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Home About Me Advertise Using Subtotals Function in Microsoft Excel By The Professional Assistant on Wednesday, January 30, 2008 Filed Under: MS-Excel , Productivity D o you have a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet where you have firm names and figures? checked (in this example).

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Opening Microsoft Office 2007 Files in Microsoft Office XP

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For example, if I have Microsoft Excel XP and would like to send a file to a client that only has Microsoft Excel 97 (which was a horrible disaster for Microsoft, since there were quite a few bugs in this version), you could save the file as a Microsoft Excel 97 version.

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Boost Productivity by Picking the Best To-do List for You

Stephanie LH Calahan

The following are options for to-do list formats and tips for using them most effectively:     * Excel lists. Keeping a list in Microsoft Excel is great for coordinators whose priorities can change from hour to hour. Coordinators have many options when it comes to picking a to-do list system. To your success!

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Instant Customer Data Analysis using Excel: worked example

BioTeams

One of the most useful aspects of Microsoft Excel is its ability to quickly slice and dice customer data from live systems to identify important trends and behaviors which can inform strategy. In this article I will share with you a simple 7-step plan based on a fully worked example of Customer Data Analysis using Excel.

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Bioteams and the beliefs of high performing teams

BioTeams

These ten areas had been determined as possible HPT key belief areas from a review of the relevant literature (see References at end of this article). We conducted two surveys: the first (using Microsoft Excel ) included twenty questions, which allowed us to cover the 10 areas with two questions per area. References.