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Everyday we come across some problem for which we try, research for hours and once solved, looks so easy in MS Excel.I like to keep a note of it and share with others, so people can use them.These notes are not necessarily my own writing but are the one which I came accross during my research over the net to find out solutions.
Monday, March 21, 2005
Monday, January 17, 2005
SQL db to MS Access-How to
Go To SQL Enterprise Manager
>>> Select Server
>>>Open DB
>>>>Tools
>>> Export.. and it will guide you through from there.Don't remember, you probably have to disconnect as well.
Try disconnecting and then, don't forget to connect back. :)
>>> Select Server
>>>Open DB
>>>>Tools
>>> Export.. and it will guide you through from there.Don't remember, you probably have to disconnect as well.
Try disconnecting and then, don't forget to connect back. :)
Saturday, December 18, 2004
MS Excel:Quickly Navigate Multi-Sheet Workbooks
Right-click the the arrow buttons at the bottom left-hand side of the screen (the sheet tab navigation tool). You'll get a clickable menu of all the sheets in the workbook.
Friday, December 17, 2004
MS Excel:Search for an Asterisk, Question Mark, or Tilde
Since these characters have special meanings in Excel, you will need to precede them with a tilde to be able to search for them successfully.
So, to find an asterisk, Edit>Find, and then type ~* in the Find dialog box;
to find a tilde, type ~~;
to find a question mark, type ~?.
So, to find an asterisk, Edit>Find, and then type ~* in the Find dialog box;
to find a tilde, type ~~;
to find a question mark, type ~?.
Thursday, December 16, 2004
MS Excel:Change Text Case
Excel provides three handy functions to change the case of text.
UPPER: converts all text to uppercase
LOWER: converts all text to lowercase
PROPER: converts text to The First Letter Of Each Word Is Capitalized.
If cell A1 contains the text: sameer lal, the following formula will produce Sameer Lal.
=PROPER(A1)
You may want to then select the cell or the range, Copy and then Edit>Paste Special (then choose Values) to change the contents of the cells from functions into the values produced by the functions.
UPPER: converts all text to uppercase
LOWER: converts all text to lowercase
PROPER: converts text to The First Letter Of Each Word Is Capitalized.
If cell A1 contains the text: sameer lal, the following formula will produce Sameer Lal.
=PROPER(A1)
You may want to then select the cell or the range, Copy and then Edit>Paste Special (then choose Values) to change the contents of the cells from functions into the values produced by the functions.
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