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replyReply Wed 3 Sep 2008, 11:25Delegate Hannah said...

Hannah has attended:
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Formatting

How do you alphabetize columns?

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replyReply Fri 5 Sep 2008, 15:10Trainer Amanda said...

RE: Formatting

Hello Hannah

Thank you for your question and welcome to the forum.

Do you want to put columns into alphabetical order from left to right, or put the items under headings in each column in alphabetical order (i.e. from top to bottom)?

Amanda

 

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Excel tip:

Hiding a worksheet in Excel

Want to circulate an Excel workbook file but keep certain worksheets hidden from your colleagues' view?

You can do so by bringing up the sheet you wish to hide on your screen; then going to Format - Sheet - Hide.

It will not be immediately obvious that a sheet is hidden from view unless perhaps the sheet are still labelled Sheet 1, Sheet 2 etc.

To display the sheet again, you can go to Format - Sheet - Unhide on any of the other sheets in the workbook. A dialogue box will appear, allowing you to select the hidden sheet/s. Click OK to make the sheet/s reappear again.

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