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advanced excel courses - Two or more work sheets
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Reply Thu 31 Jan 2008, 12:57Delegate Darren said...
Darren has attended:
Excel Intermediate course
Two or more work sheets
Please could you supply more information on split work sheets and the formulas for totalling years of account etc.
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RE: Two or more work sheets
Hi Darren
Thank you for your question
When you say split worksheets do you mean split panes?
If so then a split pane simply allows you to break the window into up to 4 different views, each showing a different section of a worksheet. To do this click on Window-Split, and then go to the required ranges in each window.
As to the second part of your question could you please clarify your requirements, so I can be more specific in my answer
Regards
Stephen
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