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replyReply Wed 29 Jul 2009, 16:59Delegate Naomi said...

Naomi has attended:
Excel Advanced course

Tables

where do i go to make complex table structures? and is it possible to import tables from microsfoft to excel and vice versa?

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replyReply Fri 31 Jul 2009, 11:31Trainer Simon said...

RE: Tables

Hi Naomi,

Thank you for the question and welcome to the forum.

You can create your spreadsheet and make it as complex as you like by entering the data and formulas. Always ensure your headings are in row 1.

If you want to import or export data you could use copy and paste special.

I hope this answers your question.

Regards

Simon

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