Here’s what you need to know about getting XML data mapped into and out of your workbook.
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Add this to your browser favorites, and get all of the Excel functions in one tidy little package.
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The first wave of updates to offline Help files for the 2007 Office system is now available. To see the latest Help articles when you work offline, you can download and install the updated Help files.
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Before you send your worksheet to the printer, use Print Preview to make it a thing of beauty. You can control the number of pages that print, make sure headings appear on every page, and print gridlines. You can save paper, too. Watch this demo to learn how.
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Why struggle with creating formulas when the answers are already at the bottom of the screen? Select some data, and Excel immediately analyzes that data and shows you the results on its highly informative status bar. Watch this demo to learn how.
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You can link a shape, text box, or chart element to data in worksheet cells. Any changes that you make to that data will automatically appear in the shape, text box, or chart element.
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Use hyperlinks to navigate to Web pages and documents, and even to send e-mail messages.
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By default, Excel prints worksheets in portrait orientation (taller than wide). You can change the page orientation to landscape (wider than tall) on a worksheet-by-worksheet basis.
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