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by - delegate Krupa [1 post] (2007 Oct 25 Thu, 12:46) Reply

I need to put together a chart showing a time line of activities carried out during a campaign. Would Excel be the best package to use for this? If so, which tool should I use? Many thanks.

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by - trainer Amanda diamond contributer [1297 posts] (2007 Oct 26 Fri, 17:18) Reply

Hi Krupa

Thank you for your question.

Excel is designed to produce charts based on numerical data so perhaps this is not the best program to use in this instance.

I think you might like to consider using Microsoft Project, as this program is designed to record and display information about tasks that need to be accomplished in order to complete a project or campaign.

We have a 2 day Project Intro/Intermediate level course which is great for people who are new to using Microsoft Project.

Amanda

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Excel tip:

Freeze Rows and Columns to keep lables displayed

You can freeze rows and columns in your worksheet so they don't move.

This allows you to keep row and column labels displayed on your screen as you move through a large worksheet.

Click below and/or to the right of the cell(s) you want to freeze. (NB. Excel freezes ALL the rows above and ALL the columns to left of the selected cell)

Click on the 'Windows' menu and selct 'Freeze Panes'.

Lines appear in your worksheet. The required rows and columns are frozen and remain on your screen as you move through your worksheet.

To unfreeze rows and columns, click on 'Window' menu and select 'Unfreeze Panes'.

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