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Microsoft Excel 2002 Introduction
Duration: 1 Day
Level: Introduction
Prerequisites: A working knowledge of Windows or our Windows
Introduction course
Platform: Windows
Leads to: Microsoft
Excel 2002 Intermediate
Syllabus includes:
Getting Started Entering and Editing data Modifying a Worksheet Using Functions |
Formatting text Printing Creating Charts Web Features |
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