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Karin S
Does anyone have any ideas or resources to help an individual getting used
to using Excel 2007 after using Excel 2000 for years and love love loving
it?
Today, after about 30 minutes of trying to find where to go to add option
buttons or checkboxes (checking every menu, oh sorry, "ribbon"; typing term
after term into the "Help" and getting no results that were actually
helpful; doing a quick google search; checking every "ribbon" again), I
started to type up a question to this newsgroup, but then decided to check
Help one last time. (I wasn't sure if I was using the "offline" or "online"
help. Why are there two types now, I ask you? Why?!?) After a few more
unsuccessful results, I did finally find my answer. Radio buttons are on the
"Developer" tab of course, which is not shown unless you dig around in the
Excel Options and turn it on.
Sorry, enough sarcastic ranting. I'd REALLY appreciate any tips on learning
the "beauties" of Office 2007 so that I don't tear my hair out every time I
sit down to create a spreadsheet (or a Word document for that matter)
because I can't find anything. Or because what used to take two clicks now
takes 27. Oh, what i wouldn't give for a nice little chart: this is how you
used to do it, this is how it's done now.
Thanks for any help!
Karin
to using Excel 2007 after using Excel 2000 for years and love love loving
it?
Today, after about 30 minutes of trying to find where to go to add option
buttons or checkboxes (checking every menu, oh sorry, "ribbon"; typing term
after term into the "Help" and getting no results that were actually
helpful; doing a quick google search; checking every "ribbon" again), I
started to type up a question to this newsgroup, but then decided to check
Help one last time. (I wasn't sure if I was using the "offline" or "online"
help. Why are there two types now, I ask you? Why?!?) After a few more
unsuccessful results, I did finally find my answer. Radio buttons are on the
"Developer" tab of course, which is not shown unless you dig around in the
Excel Options and turn it on.
Sorry, enough sarcastic ranting. I'd REALLY appreciate any tips on learning
the "beauties" of Office 2007 so that I don't tear my hair out every time I
sit down to create a spreadsheet (or a Word document for that matter)
because I can't find anything. Or because what used to take two clicks now
takes 27. Oh, what i wouldn't give for a nice little chart: this is how you
used to do it, this is how it's done now.
Thanks for any help!
Karin