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Chris Le Roy
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25th April 2008
Meditation sessions are fantastic to help you manage and balance your day-to-day life. One of the important elements you can include as part of your meditation session is incense and for a beginner this really is an important tool and can make the differe...
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25th April 2008
Microsoft Excel: Referencing Cells in Different WorkSheets
In the commercial world it is often more advantageous to split your Microsoft Excel data onto multiple worksheets rather than packing all of the data onto one single Microsoft Excel worksheet. ...
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16th April 2008
One of the most common functions that you will use in Microsoft Excel is to name a cell. The role of naming the cell is simply to provide you with a name to remember rather than a specific cell address like B2 or B3. However, one of the cool functions th...
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16th April 2008
In Microsoft Excel 2003 you may have already noticed that when you type text into a Microsoft Excel cell and the text is greater than the size of the cell, the text will flow over to the next cell as long as there is no data in the following cell. If the...
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15th April 2008
One of the greatest myths in vehicle marketing today is for people to prominently display their phone numbers on the side of their vehicles thinking people will ring them as they drive their billboard around town. In fact very little business is achieved...
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15th April 2008
The world today has gone literally gone acronym crazy. Every industry has its own plethora of acronyms to bamboozle the uninitiated. Acronyms are also often a source of great pain for those people who have to create procedure documents for their industr...
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14th April 2008
We live in a hectic and uncertain world, with violence and chaos surrounding us every minute of the day. We are getting busier and busier and being bombarded with commercialism and adverts from every angle. Just like many of us I have been looking for a...
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14th April 2008
Developing your first worksheet can be an exciting time but there are a few things you need to be aware of. When entering data into a cell, the data is normally going to be text, numbers or a formula. If you enter a text or numeric value into the cell, ...
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13th April 2008
Toolbars are a crucial part of the Microsoft Excel 2003 Application and assist in improving your productivity and efficiency in the application. Microsoft Excel contains a range of toolbars that you can use for a variety of different tasks. The toolbar i...
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13th April 2008
Microsoft Excel 2000 introduced two new menu features called expanding menus and recently used commands and this feature has been continued in the version of Microsoft Excel 2003.
The expanding menus functionality is designed to show you the most commo...
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13th April 2008
The concept of spreadsheeting has been around for hundreds of years. The process can be described as the ability to arrange numbers, characters and other objects into rows and columns. It is most common that spreadsheets only contain numbers and text.
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11th April 2008
For over 20 years I have worked as an independent IT/Business consultant for some of the most prestigious organisations in the world including companies like Telstra, BHP, BMA Coal, Suncorp Metway and many many more. But it still astounds me, that there ...
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09th April 2008
The Internet has become a haven for crooks, pushers, thieves, and many more terms I can not think of at this exact moment in time and it is no wonder that many people who use the Internet have become wary of doing business online. Personally, I do not bla...
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08th April 2008
Microsoft Excel by default allows you to enter any type of data into a cell however sometimes when you are developing a spreadsheet for use by your staff or external people you will want to control what data can be entered into a specific cell.
Why?
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07th April 2008
One of the issues you maybe faced in Microsoft Excel 2003 is having to combine various cells together into one single cell. For example, you may have three columns named, Title, First name and Last name and you maybe asked to combine those three values to...
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