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by - delegate Regina [3 posts] (2008 Jan 28 Mon, 09:43) replyReply

How do I create a workbook

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RE: Workbook

by - trainer Mark gold contributer[244 posts] (2008 Feb 1 Fri, 11:18) replyReply

Hello Regina

How are you hope you are well, the fact of creating a workbook is simple from within MS Excel

when ever you open Excel from the start menu or a shortcut on your desktop you will be taken into a new workbook but this will be unsaved you can then do this by going to the file menu and choosing save

Now if you need to create a new workbook from within excel what you will need to do is as follows, go to the file menu and then click on new, you will then see a window with options of new thing to create you need to click new workbook then click OK

hope this is what you are hoping for

Mark East


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