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Four Ways To Publish External Data Ranges To The Web
Jun 2007
An external data range is data from a separate source, such as a Microsoft Access or SQL Server database, that you've brought into Microsoft Excel. You can format the data in Excel and add...
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Develop And Present Project Plan, Scope, And Timeline
Jun 2007
Management consulting projects often drive mission-critical initiatives within a client organization. They can also consume valuable client resources such as time and money. Developing project...
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Correcting Sorting Problems With Text And Numbers
Jun 2007
If only a few rows were out of order when you sorted the list, the quickest way to correct the problem is to format any text cells as numbers and then re-enter the values to store them as numbers....
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Manage Costs During The Project Life Cycle
Jun 2007
During a project life cycle, a project manager must continuously compare actual costs to the budget in order to stay within the project's projected costs. As a project manager, you can use several...
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Data Validation 2: Using Other Validation Tools In Excel
Jun 2007
Although lists are handy and easy to use, they're just one form of data validation. Put briefly, in addition to creating drop-down lists, you can validate numbers, dates, times, and text. This...
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About Communication Planning
Jun 2007
Communication planning can dramatically affect the outcome of a project, especially considering the number of stakeholders that can be involved. A project manager must create and manage a...
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Refresh External Data In Excel Services
Jun 2007
Data in a Microsoft Office Excel workbook that has been displayed in Excel Services can come from two different locations. The data may be stored directly in the workbook, or it may be stored in...
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Gather Project Performance Data
Jun 2007
A key activity of project management is highlighting problems and issues early in the process and taking appropriate action. The earlier the action, the less likely the project is to suffer. To do...
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Sort Data In Excel Services
Jun 2007
Sorting data is an integral part of data analysis. You might want to organize a list of names in alphabetical order or you might want to compile a list of product inventory levels from highest to...
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Improve Project Performance Using Historical Data
Jun 2007
Why should you chronicle project history? One important reason is to avoid doing the same thing over and over, and expecting different results each time. If your organization wants to improve its...
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Change Workbook Parameters In Excel Services
Jun 2007
Although you cannot directly edit cells in a Microsoft Office Excel workbook by using Excel Services, before saving the Excel workbook, a workbook author can define one or more parameters, each of...
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Overview Of Connecting (Importing) Data
Jun 2007
There is a world of data outside of your Microsoft Office Excel workbook that you can use inside of your workbook. But how do you find it, import it, update it, secure it, and manage it? It is all...
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Connect A List View Web Part To Excel Web Access
Jun 2007
To provide greater flexibility and control over the display of a Microsoft Office Excel workbook in Excel Services, you can connect a List View Web Part of a document library or a list to the...
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Connect To (Import) External Data
Jun 2007
The main benefit of connecting to external data is that you can periodically analyze this data in Microsoft Office Excel without repeatedly copying the data, which is an operation that can be...
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You Asked For It: Crabby's Top 5 Excel Tips And Tricks
Jun 2007
You use Excel for analyzing data, getting data from the Web, building formulas and functions, and even creating calendars. You know that Microsoft Excel is a handy program for accomplishing all...
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Refresh Connected (Imported) Data
Jun 2007
A cell range, Excel table, PivotTable report, or PivotChart report can all be connected to an external data source. You can refresh the data to update data from this external data source. Each...
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Administration Of Shared Workbooks
Jun 2007
Microsoft Excel shared workbooks provide a simple, flexible way for a group of people to collaborate on a list or other data-driven project. With a shared workbook, you can design your workflow...
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Create, Edit, And Manage Connections To External Data
Jun 2007
You can use Microsoft Office Excel to create and edit connections to external data sources that are stored in a workbook or in a connection file. By using the Workbook Connections dialog box, you...
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Repairing Corrupted Files In Excel
Jun 2007
Microsoft Excel provides automatic recovery for a corrupted file by attempting to reopen and simultaneously repair the file. Excel identifies what it changed while repairing the file. If the...
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Exchange (Copy, Import, Export) Data Between Excel And Access
Jun 2007
There are several ways to exchange data between Microsoft Office Access and Microsoft Office Excel. To bring data into Excel from Access, you can copy data from an Access datasheet and paste it...
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Entering Parameters In A Web Query
Jun 2007
When you use Web queries in Microsoft Excel, you can import refreshable data into your worksheets. You can also edit a Web query to prompt for variable parameters; for example, a Web query that...
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Import Or Export Text Files
Jun 2007
There are two ways to import data from a text file by using Microsoft Office Excel: You can open the text file in Excel, or you can import the text file as an external data range. To export data...
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Getting Data From The Web In Excel
Jun 2007
Web queries can assist you in inserting refreshable data from the Web into your worksheets. Web queries were available in earlier versions of Microsoft Excel, but have been greatly improved. You...
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Use Microsoft Query To Retrieve External Data
Jun 2007
You can use Microsoft Query to retrieve data from external sources. By using Microsoft Query to retrieve data from your corporate databases and files, you don't have to retype the data that you...
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Overview And Samples Of Data Validation
Jun 2007
Microsoft Excel data validation lets you define what type of data you want entered in a cell. This white paper describes how to set up data validation, including the types of data you can validate...
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Import Data From A Sharepoint List
Jun 2007
You can import and analyze data from a list on a Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 or Windows SharePoint Services 2.0 site. For example, you can import a parts inventory list from a...
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Synchronize Excel Reports With A Single Data Source
Jun 2007
The analysts needed to take existing year-end financial reports and summarize, group, and chart the data in various ways to present to their organizations' business decision makers. Data analysts...
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Overview Of Macro Security
Jun 2007
In Microsoft Office Excel, you can choose the macro security settings to control what happens when you open a workbook that contains a macro. For example, you can choose to run macros based on...
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Create A Sharepoint Team Services List With Excel
Jun 2007
Although you can create lists one item at a time on your SharePoint team Web site by using a Web browser, a faster method - especially for a large list - is to create it in a Microsoft Excel...
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Run A Macro
Jun 2007
There are several ways to run a macro. You can always run a macro by using the menu command. Depending on how a macro is assigned to run, you may also be able to run it by pressing a CTRL...
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Distribute An Excel Worksheet In An E-Mail Message
Jun 2007
If you have Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Express installed, you can embed a worksheet in an e-mail message and send it directly from Excel. Distributing a worksheet via e-mail allows you to...
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What's In A Name In Frontpage 2000
Jun 2007
In Microsoft FrontPage 2000, a web page can have three different names that identify it: file name, page title, and navigation label. This white paper explains where each name appears, how...
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Support For The New Turkish Lira In Microsoft Office
Jun 2007
Microsoft Office has taken several steps to ensure that our customers in the Turkish market are able to continue business as usual and that the changeover to the new currency, the new Turkish...
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Using Reports View In Frontpage 2000 For Site Management
Jun 2007
FrontPage makes Web site management as easy as it makes Web site creation. One of the most useful things that FrontPage offers is the ability to view detailed information about your web site in...
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Help Protect And Work With Business Intelligence Data In Excel
Jun 2007
This paper explains one way to work around versioning problems. It briefly touches on how you can answer the "why" questions posed by business intelligence data. Finally, it shows how to use Excel...
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Tips And Tricks For Frontpage 2000
Jun 2007
Apply text and graphics formatting multiple times in Office. Have you ever wanted to make several non-sequential words stand out by using a special font in your document? Or have you ever wanted...
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Prepare Your Excel Worksheet For Printing
Jun 2007
Your worksheet looks fine on the screen, so you're ready to print-right? Not exactly. You'll save time and paper by following the steps described in this paper to fine-tune your worksheet, avoid...
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Setting The Name Of A Home Page In Frontpage 2000
Jun 2007
Microsoft FrontPage 2000 users may be surprised to see that when FrontPage creates a new web site, the home page file is sometimes named Index.htm, and at other times is named Default.htm. This...
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25 Easy Pivot Table Reports
Jun 2007
Having trouble visualizing how to use a PivotTable report to analyze your data? While you can use these techniques for just about any type of source data. To work directly with these PivotTable...
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Optimizing Graphics For Web Sites
Jun 2007
A picture might be worth a thousand words, but is it worth 10 seconds of download time? Ask yourself this question before adding a picture to your Microsoft FrontPage-based web. Web graphics today...
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Import And Export Text Data With Outlook
Jun 2007
Using a text file is helpful when the converters that are provided with Outlook do not directly match the format of the data that you want to import. Most programs can export and import text...
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Tasks Are Not Rescheduled When I Change The Project To Schedule From A Finish Date
Jun 2007
The tasks are not rescheduled when you change the project to schedule from a finish date. When you choose to schedule a project from a finish date, you should examine the effects on any tasks that...
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Using The Northwind Sample Database In Access
Jun 2007
The Northwind sample database (Northwind.mdb) is included with all versions of Access. It provides data you can experiment with and database objects that demonstrate features you might want to...
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Stop Drowning In Information: Find And Share Information Using Onenote And Outlook
Jun 2007
Does this scenario sound familiar? Maria is an executive who is responsible for managing numerous projects. When she's not in meetings, she's busy working with team members to collect information...
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Display Task Scheduling Information To Learn How Your Project Is Being Scheduled
Jun 2007
Schedules shift throughout the project lifecycle, as tasks are planned and completed. You can use Microsoft Office Project 2007 to help understand how changes to one task may affect the rest of...
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Access Security: Create A New Workgroup Information File
Jun 2007
If you don't already have a workgroup information file with a unique Workgroup ID (WID), creating a new workgroup information file is the first step in securing an Access database - and one of the...
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Help Protect Confidential Information In E-Mail Using IRM
Jun 2007
IRM helps protect sensitive information contained in Microsoft Office documents or Outlook e-mail messages from unauthorized viewing or distribution. On a small scale, IRM helps individuals...
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Create Or Update A Baseline Or An Interim Plan
Jun 2007
A baseline is a group of nearly 20 primary reference points that you can set to record the original project plan when that plan is completed and refined. An interim plan is a set of current...
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On Time And How Much Has Elapsed
Jun 2007
Dates and times play a vital role in most database applications. In this article, learn how Access stores Date/Time values and how to calculate elapsed time, such as might be needed in a timesheet...
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Sharing Your Outlook Information
Jun 2007
One of the greatest strengths of Outlook is its ability to manage multiple kinds of data. When you're faced with scenarios such as planning or organizing your day-to-day activities by creating...
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Find Slack In Your Schedule
Jun 2007
Slack is the amount of time that a task can slip before it affects another task or the project's finish date. This paper explains to use the Early Start, Early Finish, Late Start, Late Finish,...
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Manage Contact Information In Outlook Or Access
Jun 2007
Wouldn't it be cool to electronically organize all those slips of paper with phone numbers, find out your boss's husband's name in a snap, and keep phone logs of business calls for multiple...
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Share And Analyze Notes In A Meeting
Jun 2007
As part of their jobs on the product development team at the printer manufacturer Contoso, Ltd., Carolyn and her team must gather, analyze, and share information on a daily basis. Their latest...
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Create Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) Codes
Jun 2007
Work breakdown structure codes are alphanumeric codes that identify each task's unique place in the outline structure of your project. WBS codes can be used for reporting schedules and tracking...
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Make Lists In Word, Excel, And Access
Jun 2007
Have you ever wondered which Office program to use to make a list? Word, Excel, and Access each have advantages, depending on what type of list you want to create - a text list, flat file list, or...
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Use Windows Sharepoint Services To Post A Project Calendar
Jun 2007
Managing projects is an important job. It involves detailed planning, timely execution of tasks, and team collaboration. Whatever the length or complexity of your project, sharing plans in a...
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Set A Start Date Or Finish Date (Constraint) For A Task
Jun 2007
When you set a start or finish date for a task in Project, this means that you do not want that task to start or finish any earlier than that date. Constraints are applied to your tasks to impose...
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Incrementing The Numeric Portion Of A String In Access
Jun 2007
Sometimes you need to use a fixed string followed by an incrementing number as a counter field. This might be handy if you have several fields that contain numeric data and you want an easy way to...
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How Outlook Helps To Protect Your Computer From Viruses
Jun 2007
Computer viruses attack the software of a computer, not the hardware. The basic definition of a virus is a program that copies itself. Most common viruses are small programs that need to use a...
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Automatically Adjust The Start And Finish Dates For New Projects
Jun 2007
You can use the Adjust Dates macro to adjust all the start and finish dates for the tasks in your project in relation to a new project start date. Tasks with constraints are also adjusted. Tasks...
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Using Dates And Times In Access
Jun 2007
Whether you create your own databases, or use databases that someone creates for you, you have often come across situations where you had to work with date and time values. Similar to text and...
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Top Tips For Outlook
Jun 2007
Ever wish you had an Outlook expert at your shoulder while you work - always ready with great tips for working with e-mail messages, meetings, appointments, or contacts. This paper provides...
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Set A Project Start Date Or Finish Date
Jun 2007
When you build a new project plan, you specify whether you want to schedule your project from a start date or from a finish date and then you set that date. Nearly every project should be...
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Using String Manipulation Functions
Jun 2007
You can use functions in your expressions to count characters, return characters, and determine the location of one string within another. By using the functions together, you can manipulate text...
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Maintain Your Privacy And Security
Jun 2007
Microsoft is committed to protecting your computer's privacy and security and assisting you in keeping your computer and network secure. This paper provides information on features of Business...
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How Scheduling Works In Project
Jun 2007
Microsoft Office Project uses a powerful scheduling engine to help align your organization's projects and tasks with available resources. Understanding how Project schedules work is a key factor...
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I See #Error Displayed In A Control
Jun 2007
Your database is missing a Component Object Model library reference, you may see #Error displayed. You'll also see #Error displayed in a control when a name conflict occurs that creates what is...
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Troubleshoot Installing Business Contact Manager For Outlook 2003
Jun 2007
This paper provides information on trouble shoot installing business contact manager for outlook 2003. It provides with various solutions if there are any problems with trouble shooting or while...
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Keyboard Shortcuts For Microsoft Office Project 2007
Jun 2007
The keyboard shortcuts described in this Help topic refer to the U.S. keyboard layout. Keys on other layouts might not correspond exactly to the keys on a U.S. keyboard. For keyboard shortcuts in...
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Examples Of Expressions
Jun 2007
In Access, the term expression is synonymous with formula. An expression consists of a number of possible elements that are used, alone or in combination, to produce a result. This section...
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Lowdown On Business Contact Manager
Jun 2007
If you are in the business of selling for a small-sized to mid-sized company, whether one product or hundreds, keeping track of your sales leads, customers, contacts, and products is an important...
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Change The Scale Of The Vertical (Value) Axis In A Chart
Jun 2007
Microsoft Office Excel determines the minimum and maximum scale values of the vertical (value) axis in a chart. You can, however, customize the scale to better meet your needs. When the values...
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Create An Expression
Jun 2007
This article introduces expressions. You will learn what an expression is and why and where you use one. You will also learn about the Expression Builder, a tool in Access that you can use to help...
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Introducing Business Contact Manager For Outlook 2003
Jun 2007
While continuing to use Outlook to store your personal information, you can keep track of your business information in Business Contact Manager for Outlook. This paper provides an overview of the...
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Change The Scale Of The Horizontal (Category) Axis In A Chart
Jun 2007
A horizontal (category) axis displays text labels instead of numerical intervals, there are fewer scaling options that you can change than there are for a vertical (value) axis. You can, however,...
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Turning On Name Autocorrect In A Converted Access Database
Jun 2007
Name AutoCorrect automatically corrects common problems that occur when you rename forms, reports, tables, queries, fields, or controls on forms and reports. However, this feature is not turned on...
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Configure Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 With Business Contact Manager
Jun 2007
Small businesses use a variety of e-mail systems, such as POP3, HTTP, and IMAP. You can quickly configure Outlook 2003 with Business Contact Manager Update to work with the type that best meets...
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Change The Display Of Chart Axes
Jun 2007
Charts typically have two axes that are used to measure and categorize data: a vertical axis (also known as value axis or y axis), and a horizontal axis (also known as category axis or x axis)....
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Choosing The Right Type Of Web Page To Work With
Jun 2007
Using Access, you can create three types of Web pages: data access pages, server-generated HTML files, and static HTML files. Each Web page has unique features and advantages to consider before...
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Share Contacts Using Electronic Business Cards In Outlook
Jun 2007
Business cards are a great way to share information about yourself and your company when you want to network with others-potential clients, employees, employers, businesses whose services you want...
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Create, Edit, And Manage Connections To External Data
Jun 2007
You can use Microsoft Office Excel to create and edit connections to external data sources that are stored in a workbook or in a connection file. By using the Workbook Connections dialog box, you...
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Repairing Corrupted Files In Excel
Jun 2007
Microsoft Excel provides automatic recovery for a corrupted file by attempting to reopen and simultaneously repair the file. Excel identifies what it changed while repairing the file. If the...
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Exchange (Copy, Import, Export) Data Between Excel And Access
Jun 2007
There are several ways to exchange data between Microsoft Office Access and Microsoft Office Excel. To bring data into Excel from Access, you can copy data from an Access datasheet and paste it...
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Entering Parameters In A Web Query
Jun 2007
When you use Web queries in Microsoft Excel, you can import refreshable data into your worksheets. You can also edit a Web query to prompt for variable parameters; for example, a Web query that...
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Import Or Export Text Files
Jun 2007
There are two ways to import data from a text file by using Microsoft Office Excel: You can open the text file in Excel, or you can import the text file as an external data range. To export data...
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Getting Data From The Web In Excel
Jun 2007
Web queries can assist you in inserting refreshable data from the Web into your worksheets. Web queries were available in earlier versions of Microsoft Excel, but have been greatly improved. You...
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Use Microsoft Query To Retrieve External Data
Jun 2007
You can use Microsoft Query to retrieve data from external sources. By using Microsoft Query to retrieve data from your corporate databases and files, you don't have to retype the data that you...
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Overview And Samples Of Data Validation
Jun 2007
Microsoft Excel data validation lets you define what type of data you want entered in a cell. This white paper describes how to set up data validation, including the types of data you can validate...
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Import Data From A Sharepoint List
Jun 2007
You can import and analyze data from a list on a Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 or Windows SharePoint Services 2.0 site. For example, you can import a parts inventory list from a...
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Synchronize Excel Reports With A Single Data Source
Jun 2007
The analysts needed to take existing year-end financial reports and summarize, group, and chart the data in various ways to present to their organizations' business decision makers. Data analysts...
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Overview Of Macro Security
Jun 2007
In Microsoft Office Excel, you can choose the macro security settings to control what happens when you open a workbook that contains a macro. For example, you can choose to run macros based on...
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Create A Sharepoint Team Services List With Excel
Jun 2007
Although you can create lists one item at a time on your SharePoint team Web site by using a Web browser, a faster method - especially for a large list - is to create it in a Microsoft Excel...
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Run A Macro
Jun 2007
There are several ways to run a macro. You can always run a macro by using the menu command. Depending on how a macro is assigned to run, you may also be able to run it by pressing a CTRL...
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Distribute An Excel Worksheet In An E-Mail Message
Jun 2007
If you have Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Express installed, you can embed a worksheet in an e-mail message and send it directly from Excel. Distributing a worksheet via e-mail allows you to...
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What's In A Name In Frontpage 2000
Jun 2007
In Microsoft FrontPage 2000, a web page can have three different names that identify it: file name, page title, and navigation label. This white paper explains where each name appears, how...
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Support For The New Turkish Lira In Microsoft Office
Jun 2007
Microsoft Office has taken several steps to ensure that our customers in the Turkish market are able to continue business as usual and that the changeover to the new currency, the new Turkish...
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Using Reports View In Frontpage 2000 For Site Management
Jun 2007
FrontPage makes Web site management as easy as it makes Web site creation. One of the most useful things that FrontPage offers is the ability to view detailed information about your web site in...
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Help Protect And Work With Business Intelligence Data In Excel
Jun 2007
This paper explains one way to work around versioning problems. It briefly touches on how you can answer the "why" questions posed by business intelligence data. Finally, it shows how to use Excel...
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Tips And Tricks For Frontpage 2000
Jun 2007
Apply text and graphics formatting multiple times in Office. Have you ever wanted to make several non-sequential words stand out by using a special font in your document? Or have you ever wanted...
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Prepare Your Excel Worksheet For Printing
Jun 2007
Your worksheet looks fine on the screen, so you're ready to print-right? Not exactly. You'll save time and paper by following the steps described in this paper to fine-tune your worksheet, avoid...
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Setting The Name Of A Home Page In Frontpage 2000
Jun 2007
Microsoft FrontPage 2000 users may be surprised to see that when FrontPage creates a new web site, the home page file is sometimes named Index.htm, and at other times is named Default.htm. This...
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25 Easy Pivot Table Reports
Jun 2007
Having trouble visualizing how to use a PivotTable report to analyze your data? While you can use these techniques for just about any type of source data. To work directly with these PivotTable...
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White Papers
Optimizing Graphics For Web Sites
Jun 2007
A picture might be worth a thousand words, but is it worth 10 seconds of download time? Ask yourself this question before adding a picture to your Microsoft FrontPage-based web. Web graphics today...
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Add Eye-Catching Formatting To Your Charts
Jun 2007
To give your Excel chart a custom, eye-catching look, you can easily apply formatting to data markers. Data marker is a bar, area, dot, slice, or other symbol in a chart that represents a single...
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Managing Discussion Threads In Frontpage 2000
Jun 2007
Microsoft FrontPage 2000 makes it easy for you to create discussion webs: webs that let visitors to your site discuss topics by posting new articles and replying to articles that have been posted....
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Create A Gantt Chart In Excel
Jun 2007
There are many ways to create a Gantt chart. For example, Microsoft Project, a task-planning program, makes it easy to track and chart project timelines with a built-in Gantt chart view. Another...
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Frontpage Features That Require The Frontpage Server Extensions
Jun 2007
The FrontPage Server Extensions are programs that run on the Web server to do this processing. Features enabled by the FrontPage Server Extensions allow you to include sophisticated technology on...
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Pivot Table Reports 101
Jun 2007
Let's suppose you've compiled a large list of data-for example, sales figures for every product your company makes. A list is series of rows that contains related data or a series of rows that you...
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Fixing Broken Hyperlinks In Frontpage 2000-Based Webs
Jun 2007
One of the most common, and annoying, problems with many Web sites is broken hyperlinks: those that have an invalid destination URL (Uniform Resource Locator). When you create your Web site by...
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Using Charts And Diagrams In The Classroom
Jun 2007
If you're a teacher, you know that everyone learns differently. Some students are analytical, while others are more visually inclined. And then personality comes into play: the class clowns, the...
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Create Thumbnails In Frontpage And Photodraw
Jun 2007
A thumbnail is a small version of a picture that represents the full-size version of the picture. Using thumbnails of graphics on your Web page can reduce download time for visitors to the page....
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Clarify And Emphasize Data In An Excel Chart
Jun 2007
You can choose different options in an Excel chart to emphasize your data in different ways. For example, when you're measuring sales revenue along with number of units sold, you can add a second...
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Choosing A File Format For Web Graphics
Jun 2007
Nearly all graphics on the Internet are either JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) or GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) format. Other file formats, such as PNG (Portable Network Graphics)...
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Pivot, Swivel, And Roll: It's Not Just For Dancing Anymore
Jun 2007
A PivotTable report is an interactive table - a cross-tabulated Excel report - that quickly combines and compares large amounts of data. You can rotate its rows and columns to see different...
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Beyond Permissions: Securing Your Frontpage 2000-Based Web
Jun 2007
Microsoft FrontPage 2000 provides administrative tools that let you set permissions and limit access to webs that you create and edit on a Web server. When you click Security on the Tools menu and...
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Creating XY (Scatter) And Line Charts
Jun 2007
XY (Scatter) charts and Line charts look very similar, especially when a Scatter chart is displayed with connecting lines. However, there's a big difference in the way each of them displays data....
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Adding Office Documents To A Frontpage 2000-Based Web
Jun 2007
Microsoft Office 2000 makes it easy to incorporate your Word documents, Excel workbooks, or PowerPoint presentations into your FrontPage-based web. Simply by saving a document to the Web folder...
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Autocorrect: The Proofreader Over Your Shoulder In Excel
Jun 2007
You probably don't have time to check for typos-but you want a flawless worksheet all the same. The solution is AutoCorrect: a built-in proofreader that automatically corrects common typos,...
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Using The Bcentral Commerce Manager Add-In With Frontpage 2000/2002
Jun 2007
The Microsoft bCentral Commerce Manager Add-in for FrontPage Web site creation and management tool allows users of FrontPage 2002 and FrontPage 2000 a simple way to add e-commerce functionality to...
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Using Access Or Excel To Manage Your Data
Jun 2007
May be you don't have a favorite when it comes to using Microsoft Excel or Microsoft Access, but sometimes the best program to manage your data is the one you least expect. Making the right choice...
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