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Excel 2007

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by - delegate Sarah [1 post] (2007 Oct 10 Wed, 16:04) replyReply

Is Excel 2007 very similar to the earlier versions?

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RE: Excel 2007

by - trainer Pete platinum contributer[801 posts] (2007 Oct 11 Thu, 10:31) replyReply

Hi Sarah, Thanks for the post, the major difference between 2007 and previous versions is the desktop view, this has been completly changed, and now offers "ribbons" rather than toolbars and menus. Functionality has not changed too much though Functions and Formulas are still the same, although many more rows and columns are now available to you. If you dont have 2007, not visit the Microsoft Office website and have a look at the examples there. (http://office.microsoft.com/training)


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