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replyReply Mon 4 Oct 2010, 17:19Delegate Catherine said...

Catherine has attended:
Excel Intermediate course

Certificate

Kindly send me a certificate to:

Catherine Donovan
4 Clift Avenue
Chippenham
Wilts
SN15 1DA

Thank you.

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replyReply Tue 5 Oct 2010, 23:21Trainer Newson said...

RE: Certificate

Hi Catherine

I have sent out a certificate request you should get it within the next week or so.

Any queries please do not hesitate to log a forum post.

Many thanks

Newson

 

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Excel tip:

Use the SUBTOTAL function in Excel

You can create subtotals in your spreadsheet using the SUBTOTAL function, which looks like this:

=SUBTOTAL(9,cell:cell)

9 represents the function being used (SUM), followed by the range of cells the function is operating on.

The neat thing about using the Subtotal function is that if you have used it several times in the same column or row, clicking on the AutoSum button at the end of the column or row will make Excel add only the results of cells containing the Subtotal function in that column or row.

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