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Creating outlines

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by - delegate Richard [1 post] (2008 Jan 9 Wed, 14:02) replyReply

How do you go about creating outlines?

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RE: Creating outlines

by - trainer Katie gold contributer[214 posts] (2008 Jan 15 Tue, 13:54) replyReply

hi Richard,

Thanks for your question.

To add group outlines, you may either set Auto outline or Group data manually.

Auto:
1) Select a cell from the data table
2) Click on Data menu > Group and Outline
3) Auto-Outline (Clear Outline to cancel outline)

Manual:
1) Select rows/columns to be gouped
2) Clicon on Data menu > Group and Outline
3) Group (unGroup to clear outline)

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Katie


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