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Maria has attended:
Excel Introduction course

by - delegate Maria [1 post] (2008 Mar 26 Wed, 17:05) Reply

Could you give me a list of the formats that are used

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RE: Format

by - trainer Rich platinum contributer [744 posts] (2008 Mar 26 Wed, 20:29) Reply

Hi

There are actually too many formats to list and there are also several categories. Formats can be colours etc, but also data types such as different kinds of date formats. If you mean something else here then please get back to us

regards
Rich

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