ADVANCED LIST MANAGEMENT

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CHRISTOPHER has attended:
Excel Advanced course

by - delegate CHRISTOPHER [1 post] (2008 Feb 21 Thu, 16:50) Reply

I MAY ASK ABOUT ADVANCED LIST MANAGEMENT. THANKS.

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RE: ADVANCED LIST MANAGEMENT

by - trainer Rajeev gold contributer [480 posts] (2008 Feb 25 Mon, 16:21) Reply

Dear Christopher

Thank you for attending Excel Advanced Course. I hope you enjoyed the training and found it to be relevant to what you do.

Advanced List management includes topics such as AutoFilter/Advanced Filter.

I’ll be looking forward to your specific question that you may ask in the future related to these topics.

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Rajeev Rawat
MOS Master Instructor 2000 and 2003

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Deleting a range of cells using the autofill handle

Firstly, select the range of cells for which you would like to clear the contents. Then drag the autofill handle to the the top left corner of the selection whilst holding down the shift key. Your selected contents should then be deleted.

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