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replyReply Thu 19 Apr 2007, 10:01Delegate Jenny said...

Jenny has attended:
Excel Intermediate course
Project Intro Intermediate course

Pivot table

How do I amend the headings of the tables

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replyReply Thu 19 Apr 2007, 16:43Trainer David said...

RE: pivot table

Jenny

We cover pivot tables on our advanced course, so if you would like to bring along your question then, or maybe even a sample, then I am sure your trainer will be able to resolve the matter quickly.

david

 

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