Microsoft Excel will not fright you with pivot tables, macros or data validation. PowerPoint is all yours to help you impress business partners or your teachers with stunning slide-shows, full of special effects and beauty. OneNote is a must-have for all who likes to keep information safe and in one place. Or maybe you are a writer? Then Word was made for you - formatting text and different style features available will make your work full of inspiration.
Also you will learn how to work with other office software and documents, like PDF readers, to-do apps and e-mail.
How do I restore the regular view of my spreadsheet while I'm working on it. Get rid of the "Automatic Zoom" bar above, and the "Click to add" gray pages to the right and below my spreadsheet?
Hi there, This equation works. =IF((ISNUMBER(SEARCH($N$1,$C2))),(IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH($O$1,$D2)),"Move to In-Process",$D2)),(IF((ISNUMBER(SEARCH($N$2,$C2))),"Move to Close",$D2))) This equation does not work. What can I do to fix it so that it does work? =IF((ISNUMBER(SEARCH($N$1,$C2))),(IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH($O$1,$D2)),"Move to In-Process",$D2)),(IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH($N$2,$C2)),"Move to Close",$D2)),(IF((ISNUMBER(SEARCH($N$3,$C2))),"Past Due Move to Close",$D2))) According to Excel Spreadsheet, I have entered too many arguments for this equation. Can you please help me find my error?
I’m trying to manage a wedding budget for my daughter. I want to begin with the set budget in the top cell, then have that budget subtract each time a vendor has been paid and the paid amount is entered. Does that make sense?